greenmonsterhungery
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12/21 Storm Speculation
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skiberg
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Posted today by Joel Gratz @ OpenSnow
"right around Christmas day(plus or minus a day), the eastern two thirds of the country should return tocold air and snow. This means that the period between Christmas and New Yearsshould offer higher chances for cold air and powder days in the Rockies,including Colorado andUtah,and east toward New England."
"right around Christmas day(plus or minus a day), the eastern two thirds of the country should return tocold air and snow. This means that the period between Christmas and New Yearsshould offer higher chances for cold air and powder days in the Rockies,including Colorado andUtah,and east toward New England."
Boston Bulldog
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Good NW trend today. The EURO bucks the idea of a undercutter and brings back the storm.
Settle down tiger.
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catsup948
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This baby is worth tracking this far out. Miller A. Miller A's are great for interior southern new england. Often a miss for nne and Rainer for the coastal plain.
Tin
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Wouldn't mind trying out the new quad at Berkshire East if this thing comes around. Driving up to K last week that area of Mass seemed to get some snow out of the deal, is there any left?
BenedictGomez
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Meh, I don't see that at all. I look at that trend and hope it's not OTS in a few days.
If anything, this looks better for the places in eastern New England where the mountains arent. As long as it doesnt KEEP this up it will be fine, but this trend this early might not be good.
catsup948
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Berkshire East got hammered with almost 2 inches of rain. There are patches or natural snow on the mountain. They haven't been able to make a lot of snow either. Hopefully they will be able to fire up the guns end of the week.
Tin
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Wow. Driving up last Wednesday it was interesting to see the difference between Springfield and the VT/Mass line. No snow versus 4-5". Figured they would have a but. Was also really snowing on the drive back and thought they were forecasted to get 3-6" that night.
billski
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catsup948
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Northern New England will continue to get destroyed even as the pattern changes. Southern New England may not have enough cold to support snow until after Christmas. Last storm was real ugly down here.
Boston Bulldog
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If this storm doesn't pan out, I blame lstone for really dropping the ball on the creation of this thread :lol: Just posting a 200+ hour model run with little support kills all the Juju magic and Smoke and Mirrors that is required to get a storm up here :flame:
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lstone84
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Haha I knew you guys would like that
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BenedictGomez
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Sadly it looks like I was unfortunately right. This thing is falling apart. Not shocking given how far out we are. Needs to "reappear" on the models by 00z or it's game, set, match.
Which is precisely why nobody here creates "storm threads" for events that are 168, 182, 206 hours out, etc....., because it's meteorologically dumb. There's a long-range 2014/15 thread for a reason.
from_the_NEK
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It gonna RAIN!
BenedictGomez
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i agree with rain. reverse mojo
