Give me graphic to denote this..."firehose" usually implies ample moisture given deep fetch off of the Atlantic. Not trying to debate so much as make sure I understand...
It usually aligns with that...it's a crude approximation. IDK how many times I see these QPF charts with that sharp gradients, and the best mid level banding ends up right where the QPF gradient is.
It's easier to not have "nerves" when you don't put yourself out there with a map. I'm not trying to sound like an ass, but if you bother to put a lot of time into something like this, it' either 1) You depend on it for your livelihood ...and/or 2" Are extremely passionate about it and want to hone and display your understanding by putting forth a quality map.
I did not think this was getting up here, which is seemingly a good omen for us this year...I did it with the January biggie, too....my maps have been on point, though, once I get a clue.
I bet there is going to be a hellish death band in either s NH or extreme N MA with the drier air getting sucked in around @dendriteand the insane dynamics in the outer deformation. Someone in that area is going to pull a @HoarfrostHubband be suprised AF.
It's not an IMBY thing, either...probably west of me.
NAM with a hair cut in SNE, too....give it one more cycle before I vomit projectiles.
Capturing later, yet ticking south....don't get it. Don't care to find out why this point.
Youngest back to sleep, so I'm out.