The nam (ya I know) has threaded the proverbial needle a couple times in its last 4 runs for Ray over to Me / and far northern Mass.
Not counting on that at all but it shows some potential . Would think N .ORH county into Monads gotta still watch . Hubbdave!
PNA domain covers over to Rockies I believe . Ridge centered over Rockies is usually favorable to a trough in east IIRC and is more favorable for east coast snow lovers w amped lows (compared to something amped in -EPO we usually need some block to squash- redevelop something under us or better to cash in with overrunning and well timed highs
A little Davis straits ridging or a little -Nao gives us much more opportunities for favorable outcomes in coastal plain IIRC in many -EPO’s
Agree , poor word choice
But amped would be favorable for congrats Cleveland / Detroit when any potential blocking abates
I’m intrigued by Sunday . Watching pats on phone from Temple/ New Ipswich,NH perhaps
Scott I know what your saying and I value it .
Half your responses are like playing parents to those who can’t swallow the medicine. I understand what increases our odds near coastal plain and what doesn’t and you stated it well . Probabilities
Ya no blocking or Davis straits ridging and we would probably need to hope for nothing amplified and maybe an overrunning event and a scooter high. Otherwise it’s the all familiar cold/dry mild/wet favored look
Wouldn’t be horrible to have any semblance of a high pressure for this
i don’t see a high anywhere in North America (mid west /high plains / maritime/ rockies /Quebec / Calgary
anyone interpret the UKIE graphics....
looks like potent low 993 off NJ Sunday AM
Looks like monads and the 3 ppl that live there would flip by 15Z (extrapolating 850's/precip/track) but thats really all. Probably N Berks to Mitch as well thou brunt may be a bit NE verbatim.
Was weak! I don’t mind a nam solution
this storm is just a kick in the nads
thou I do like the water boarding 36Rain w a favorable track torture in November
Sunday has some Legs. I'd like to be elevated for maximum daytime stickage but lets see if this hangs on and exactly where it tracks.
If this is potent it should flip
Yes has 11.5 inches south of Manchester NH and zero in Methuen, Mass for Ray. we know the gradient would't bet that tight there but mannnnnn
Has about 4 for me in this part of Nashua and 10" 5 miles west
ya i hiked up a trail (with a BAD LEG) to about 1700' on wet leaves then i looked up and realized things looked the same the next couple hundred feet so , i realized this wasn't a good idea and turned around. Was pleased to see snow.
flakes were non existent outside of 800' elevation ...What a fail of sorts wether the BL whatever model was posted yesterday or what
CAA is really plumeting temps in Nashua ...been 37 last 3 hours.