dryslot

Yes, Global's are caving.

Tracking thru the GOM is always key up here.

Its been ticking slowly to develop the slp sooner and a bit further south on some of these runs in the GOM instead of into NS.

There was a convective blob out east on these model runs earlier that the SLP was chasing pulling the baroclinic zone further east and this last cycle or two has not done that and has held the SLP further to the west, You can see this on the 0z HRRR.

Clown one?

0z Nam with a shift NW and warmer for the south coast

Wake me up when it tracks thru the GOM.

"There they Go"

0.3" in those squalls.

18z Euro a couple tics NW of 12z, Need a few more though.

There tanking to get Belichick.

Home.

Cowboys...........

Reports of thunder in Windham.

I may catch the daily double with those 2 lines.

GFS still sucks.

Warning just came across, That's an intense line.

Mesos vs Globals.

Looks legit over your head.

Around 5 pm, You'll know when it comes thru, Should be a good temp drop thereafter once we clear out.

Hasn't even got this far east yet, Its hit or miss with these.

Euro says meh, Better chance at getting more in a squall this afternoon.

RGW

000 NOUS41 KGYX 131744 PNSGYX MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-033-NHZ001>015-140145- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Gray ME 1244 PM EST Sat Jan 13 2024 ...New Flood of Record at the Portland Maine Tide Gauge... At 12:06 pm...the water level at the Portland Tide gauge registered 14.57 feet MLLW. This breaks the all time record at this location of 14.17 feet MLLW set in 1978. Records at the Portland gauge extend back to 1912. Water levels will be reviewed to determine if any adjustments are necessary to this preliminary value. $$ ARNOTT