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This winter sucks. 5 days til Christmas and barely even slush. Wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't a depressing enough year/December personally.
Did you see northern Maine?? Record amounts of snow since November. They have been getting hit hard. And they're getting rain today on it. Say hello to a crusty ice layer after today. https://www.city-data.com/forum/53939819-post2526.html
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nice link; did the low end up reaching 990 mb? seemed like it'd go down that far
990mb right this moment
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really warm mid-levels 850 hPa / about 4500 feet. Above 10°C in New England tomorrow with 2+ inches of rain. RIP New England mountain snowpack.
coastal New England forecast forecast to get gusts up to 55 mph. Squally! Not a true 'Noreaster as the track is too inland… and the wind is coming from the south. Diagram of the storm dynamic:
from the Mt. Washington Observatory. Warm air already there at 4300 feet, maybe that's the "low level jet" in the diagram. Cold air damming below and just not filtering down below yet.
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squall line in Florida on this very busy map showing 850 mb temperatures and dews from about 7 pm
huge storm, clouds extending all the way to the Canadian border, rain coming soon
Finally....someone posting maps! Nice to see!! Team work. I like seeing other areas too! I don't get paid to post so it's nice to come in here and read & look at maps once in a while.
And there are other stations within the state with triple digit precip numbers. Even eliminating the 2 feet of rain from the hurricane, they're still at record levels I believe.
North Myrtle Beach nearby has less than 70" but normal is 50". Just a matter of where the jackpot zones are at any given point.
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Record amounts of snow since November. They have been getting hit hard. And they're getting rain today on it. Say hello to a crusty ice layer after today.
Nice to see!! Team work. I like seeing other areas too! I don't get paid to post so it's nice to come in here and read & look at maps once in a while. 
lol. 570 heights over this area. Ugh.
