Greg
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When the precipitation lets up down there, the mix gets in because there are less intense echoes to help bring the colder air down to the surface.
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I'm with ya.
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snow picked up again now. I think Ray and I may do we'll if this band can do what I think it might.
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Actually there are two low pressure centers. One to the Northwest and one southeast of each other in that satellite pic. Can you see it?
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Careful what you say that band is moving east and starting to fill in with darker shades again (128 - 495)
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Seems a little high for surrounding areas.
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It's very slowly starting to pull east. I can see in in the closeup movement.
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Me to Ray, hopefully we grow again in precip shield as things swing eastward and add to the 13 to nearly 14" we have. Great storm so far!
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Just shy of 13" here in the southwest part of Wilmington.
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You have a little way to go still before you hit 13" on the nose.
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That's an older observation. They had that a couple of hours ago.
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Big band is starting to move east again now.
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Not quite.
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I still haven't seen subsidence yet. It filled in.
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Approaching the 5" mark now on my deck. Just measured it . This main band means business. Ray may be right, it will deliver the goods. I don't use a snowboard. I let it settle like it should to get a real amount.
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Like I said earlier and Ray illuded to this, if that band from the northshore arching to northeast conneticut stays mostly put, we'll see some serious accumulation.
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Biggest band seems to be parked from Northeast CT to the far Northshore, around and inbetween 128 and 495.
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From just about in an arch from Northeast CT to just east of Worcester through Ray and I and the far northshore is the most important band. It will tell the tale.
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Have about 3" so far and counting. Need these bands to hold together in our area and rot.
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I'm actually talking about the Cape and Islands, not really us at all. We will do well, I think. Our ratios won't be huge but will make up some of the difference in the end. -
Generally about 20" - 30" Eastern Mass with about 15" - 20" outer Cape / Nantucket.
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Not sure it will be all snow, most but not all.
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Very light snow/snizzle pellets.
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Look at the water loop and you'll see generally where the low will be and track.
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Where is the center of the low now? A met posted it a little while ago.
