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That would be 10:1 at best here. Widespread damage if we get 12"-20"

It is not a fluke... I said it was going to happen so it will.

Anyway... it's still the NAM. Hopefully it works out

The snow in S Wey is going to drift and downslope to Tolland.

Snow lovers in ACK are sweating

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Nothing scientific on this opinion but maybe because it's later in the season it's pulling more west. Weakening Nina helping our cause?

I could see some folks getting some hourly rates that are good... but they will also get smashed to powder For now I would map out 10:1 and hope for higher

Give it time.... Things already took many steps in the right direction. Remember, just yesterday this was a " Non-Storm ".

Sort of, I was doing weed and shrooms, now I’m doing shrooms.

Luckily the wind helps me as its a little upslope on ene winds plus pretty far inland. At any rate fantastic storm many told me not to do it

That deform band does look interesting.

Ratios in this would probably be at best 12:1 or so...maybe you can get 15:1 under the banding but that is going to be tough with the wind.

Ratios would creep up to 12:1 with that intensity .

Icon looks more amped too.

Icon is coming in more phased also

Figured no one posted the KU yet for the 18z nam.

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We want it slow moving, it'll move NE.

Yeah there is a legit possiblity some areas up here do as well as those along the coast. There’s always that secondary banding that sets up plus that IVT is a wildcard

The LBSW is inching towards LBCT

Honestly, I am glad we aren’t in the bullseye right now. We being A 50 mile radius around DC. Starting to get a feeling…

Idk, there's just something about Niñas and coastal bombs that make it very tough to get decent accumulations west of the Bay. Obviously, I want more, but in light of history, I'm more than a bit surprised to see it push as far west as the models are currently showing. Any more is going to be a real fluke.

One thing for sure, we won't have to worry about mixing once it's snowing in this setup. Soundings look good and there's no sneaky mid-level warming. Ratios should be around 10:1 indeed, potentially a little higher if rates are heavier. Also keep in mind, temperatures drop throughout the storm. We're only dealing with marginal temps at the beginning per the NAM.