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What happens between hour 57 and 60 that blows the 32 degree line inland even with precip falling and the sun being down?
I dont have access to thermal or wind profiles so Im wondering whats causing that.
Could very well be just diurnal heating on the model. I dont pay all that much attention to surface temps during storms.
Sorry I have not been around much, been dealing with the stock market fiasco this week, but I have been lurking and keeping up with everything. Heres my first call forecast. Favoring C/EPA and WNJ here, tricky along the coast. NAM vs ECMWF is the difference between 12 in NYC metro vs 18. Going right in the middle for now.
I see the coastal front gets fairly north and west into Massachusetts on EPS. Changing over for all of greater Boston - anyone have an opinion here? We think that’s possible and/or likely ? I’d love it personally because it caps my high end (cuz I like snow and weather but would rather not be on a ladder chipping out ice dams).
How did the navgem look?
Great map as usual. Also, thank you for blessing us with not one...but TWO of your lovely portraits there.
Besides if its 32 or 33 degrees with heavy snow, it doesnt really make much of a difference.
The ground is frozen solid now. We saw on Feb 10, 2010, when it snowed all day at 33-34, it accumulated just fine.
Well have a nice base put down overnight to help that cause, too.
Ok I should know this, but why are they different? Everything on the label is exactly the same.

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I found 22 "y"s in the provided passage.
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