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Ollie Williams said:
Doesn’t that break some 24 hour snow records?
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For Alaska, if it can be verified, that would be a record by an extremely wide margin

Tucked away in the mountains northeast of Valdez, Alaska, is Mile 47 Camp, which was buried by 78 inches of snow in the 24 hours ending Feb. 9, 1963
 
Webberweather53 said:
EPS & GEFS are like night and day w/ this coastal cyclone later this week. I personally think the EPS is probably correct here & it's hard to bet against more amped/NW solutions with east coast cyclones. If this pans out, should see the GEFS trend colder for most of the board this weekend.

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Yeah per ICON we are about to see one heck of a coastal system should help knock any drought problems if that ends up coming to fruition .. but it’s somewhat less wound up so it’s strictly cold rain but euro would provide a warm sector
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
Yeah per ICON we are about to see one heck of a coastal system should help knock any drought problems if that ends up coming to fruition .. but it’s somewhat less wound up so it’s strictly cold rain but euro would provide a warm sector
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Drycon actually dry slots the D1 area that's brutal. icon_apcpn_seus_54.png

If we got another 1-2 around here on top of the 1 last week that would actually help quite a bit with ET declining rapidly and a potential frost Thursday morning. It would also be the first time I got 1+ on back to back weeks since July
 
Guys, is it really that difficult to knock off the discussion of genitalia and various sexual processes on a weather forum? You see your posts get deleted, right? Let's please try to at least keep that stuff out of the main thread. Thank you.
 
Webberweather53 said:
For Alaska, if it can be verified, that would be a record by an extremely wide margin

Tucked away in the mountains northeast of Valdez, Alaska, is Mile 47 Camp, which was buried by 78 inches of snow in the 24 hours ending Feb. 9, 1963
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Bucket list-worthy. Even if for just one winter.
 
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