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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."
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Per the Euro, the 28th is not much of a snow event for anyone, even the MA.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtGxusvUT3k
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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.
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29th -- ridge better out west, but the PV from the north and the northeast both pressing in.
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At least the 29th looks to have a broad precip shield. Won't take much of a bump north to do some damage.
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Looks like the confluence northeast of Maine eased off a bit.
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An absolute beast. Come on, get up here dammit!!
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Just took a Jeb walk in the woods since this may be the last accumulating snow for quite a while.
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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.
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It's funny to watch that PV hover over and then bully the 29th system right out to sea.
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TWC all in on a torch. https://weather.com/news/weather/video/our-new-temperature-outlook-is-here?pl=pl-the-latest
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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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So now storms track DOWN the coast instead of up. That's a fun twist.
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Nice storm in Cali on Monday. They need it a helluva lot more than us.
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Persistence for the win ... or the loss in this case.
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The energy in Canada lifts north, but voila, another piece of energy backs into Maine to squash the storm.
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Can't recall such a long stretch of winter when there's no strong systems really anywhere outside the northwest. Even the long-range globals have given up inventing bombs. It's like the atmosphere is starved or something.
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Western Mass is a solid upslope location following departing lows or from upper-air impulses. With the weekend system long gone, are this week's very persistent snows because of the juicier Pac air carried on west winds?
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Interesting. The OP looked north.
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Nice weenie band in WMA. Resorts here are desperate for some of the natural stuff.
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Looks like a western and northern New England storm at best. The Berks will have to rely on upslope as the system heads north.
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e6 -- Error on the shortstop.
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Mid-December? Ugh, it's even worse than I thought!!
