Yea I know it’s hard to see when you also were wrong about the much drier trend on guidance.
Those dark shades of green on the QPF output verified.
Cheers.
I’m seeing that we lost the sub freezing lows in coastal NH so it’s time to start planting.
As bad as April has been it looks like ~10 days ahead of last year, in this regard.
Lol. Where do you live?
It’s not cold for 8 a.m.
Average low here is 34. It’s 33.
Some of you guys do nothing but this forum but retain zero information.
The 540 thickness is no where to be found. It's marginal even right under the mid level low...It works because rates are collocated there, but temperature red flags are flying
Another classic case where Northeast PA and upstate NY cash in on the snow; Greens/Berks - west. Looks like a cool event there.
ZZzzzzzz elsewhere.
Longitude >> latitude.
GFS low 30’s 18z Saturday. Unless you have precip rates ripping good luck. Not a snowballs’s chance in hell.
Those northeast winds at the surface are advecting from areas 45-50F in NB, by the way….
This looks like complete poop on the mesos. Baroclincity ain't there. The surface players are also weak, surface high and low. Temps to our north and west are in the 40's...
I don't see the driver for a strong CCB into CNE/NNE. At all. The mid level low occludes over VA and starts spinning itself out...
I think we see scattered decaying precip shield as this moves north of the CT coast. Dynamics are absent.
1024 mb high in northeastern NB; 1008 mb low 100 miles SE BM. Synoptic pressure gradient on par with Zzzzzzz sensible weather....
lol GFS clown maps….
yea the precip is real but add 5F to the BL temps.
Lots of white rain where the profiles support. Snow confined to the coldest spots, with high elevation.
Will be a nice afternoon today. 50’s.
Outside of SE MA and islands, the weekend is also trending drier. It’s not done. A lot deamplifying factors for this thing, after it starts spinning out over the mid Atlantic.