The Graupler

4 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

whoa

Clam down scraptus. It’s going to be aOk 

There’s a lot that could happen between now and then. 

Awesome thanks 

11 minutes ago, tiger_deF said:

What the heck is going on here?

 Classic elongated snoopy facing leftward into the soupy primordial ooze setup typical this time of year 

4 minutes ago, George001 said:

He’s right, it’s a nowcast. Models have the right idea but even small initialization errors would lead to major changes. Miller Bs are notoriously difficult to forecast. 

I’m not to sure you’ve figured this storm out as well as you’re leading on 

4 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

This is a now cast

models imo have demonstrated many times that they struggle mightily when there are two dual competing lows . I think there are situations they just can’t figure it out well .

Don’t tell us what is and isn’t a nowcast.

looks models arent prefect but they’re better than chewing on dry spaghetti spitting it out on the floor and counting the pieces of spaghetti that aren’t stuck together and calling that for the storm total.  

17 minutes ago, George001 said:

A snow map I saw on twitter, looks better than these convection chasing models that have barely .5 QPF even in eastern mass. I agree with this map.

ROFLMAO,  dude you WOULD agree with this map, WHAT? LOL 

Since Covid coffee just doesn’t taste the same.    Thinking of not going into work because the timing off the storm greatly effects my commute. 
 

thinking of buying baseball cards to flip 

Connecticut rains gonna wallop daddy. You know when the hammer goes down and Theres nothing but gas you’ll be knee deep in water brother 

Nobody is leaving the island

Irene was a fluctuo-cane as it’s derived in the industry.  You don’t see those too often… especially not in this area.  I think this fact paired with the upper systemic bias of the convoluted jet stream and you get the heavy flooding associated with Irene. 
 

this is unlikely with Henri 

This is going to keep going west. Nice breezy Sunday afternoon down the Cape.  Eastern New York gets sogged out 

Have a tremendous stomach ache, cramping, light fever.... same way i had a sore throat and cough last March.  Wonder if Im patient zero for March 2021's super pandemic virus.    Only plus is I've been on island the whole time unlike last year so not a ton of contact with non islanders.

Havent followed weather with nothing interesting on the radar.  Used to wind, but last night came as a mild shock.  I woke from my edible induced sleep hearing whipping winds and my first thought was that a rogue planet  had entered our solar system and the gravitational pull was enough to accelerate wind speeds

Getting slaughtered here right now.    Absolutely obliterated.  Will take pics.

1 hour ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Trend is not your friend if you want something later this week.  Like you say, we need to see a reversal in the next couple model runs.

Purple blob be like BLOOP 

Just now, CoastalWx said:

Yep

You with her?

Nothing here.  At the mainland house in Weymouth wife reports it's been snowy super heavy for over an hour but not even an inch

9 minutes ago, HinghamBoss said:

This beyond surreal watching these posts.  Hard to think of the last time South Shore was this shut out of a storm.

Feels like when theres usually a Nor'easter some section of Boston and the immediate suburbs are in the jackpot zone. 

Talking to my office in Weymouth right on the water and they said it just switched to rain.

outside of early this AM been all windswept rain in ACK 

Snow to rain to snow to rain to snow and now back to rain in the last two hours 

Boxing day

Just now, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

I’m definitely concerned about a tuck solution. Some people don’t want to talk about it... but it’s definitely possible.

Seems inevitable