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RDRY

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  1. This Euro run doesn't have the dry slot from hell. The initial fronto band looks less impressive, but at least it doesn't fly right through. Eastern NE really cleans up.
  2. The absence of a high to the northwest of the system allows the CCB to fan out north and west instead of pivoting, followed by the dry slot. Not a classic set-up at all.
  3. Euro back to a regionwide powerhouse. The 144 panel is just scary. Heavy snows already entrenched throughout SNE and CNE, with a monster vortex still poised to drop in.
  4. Not so fun. Trough delays going negative, and the system can't gain latitude. But this is a ridiculous setup, and all the ingredients are still there.
  5. That run was obscene. The storm parks itself over the benchmark for three days while energy just keeps dropping in.
  6. Is that because of all the energy diving in from the Midwest?
  7. The Euro Hi-res is insistent on a PD redux.
  8. If you ski out of your league, you're gonna have a bad time.
  9. I know. Good look, but way early.
  10. Those models deserve a good flogging!! "GFS, I don't want to hear your lame excuses about fast flow, destructive wave interference or Hadley Cells. Go sit in the corner! We're replacing you this cycle with the JMA."
  11. Per the Euro, the 28th is not much of a snow event for anyone, even the MA.
  12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtGxusvUT3k
  13. On the GGEM, the PV shifted well north. But the system then went from closed to a flatter, open wave. Can't figure out why -- it almost looks like the PV diving further south spiked the eastern edge of the ridge, which amplified the storm.
  14. 29th -- ridge better out west, but the PV from the north and the northeast both pressing in.
  15. At least the 29th looks to have a broad precip shield. Won't take much of a bump north to do some damage.
  16. Looks like the confluence northeast of Maine eased off a bit.
  17. An absolute beast. Come on, get up here dammit!!
  18. Just took a Jeb walk in the woods since this may be the last accumulating snow for quite a while.
  19. The northeast vortex on the 29th looks like someone programmed it to block and then follow any storm in its domain. The timing is impeccable.
  20. It's funny to watch that PV hover over and then bully the 29th system right out to sea.
  21. TWC all in on a torch. https://weather.com/news/weather/video/our-new-temperature-outlook-is-here?pl=pl-the-latest
  22. Seems like it hung back a little the last day or so, and was more robust and north. But then another vortex dropped in from Maine to squash and starve it.
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