ORH_wxman

At least the OP looks on the western envelope…it’s still a possibility but most of those lows are further east and south at their furthest point NW before rotating back east…I’m hoping that means the OP run will regress back toward that next cycle like we’ve often seen the past couple days whenever we get a westward OP run

Euro doesn’t really sway my thinking that much. The IVT tug is something to keep an eye on, but even those solutions are trying to reconsolidate to the east…my gut says that happens a bit faster given the explosive height falls. Hopefully we keep the southern stream robust enough that we don’t need to worry about lows over ORH anymore like we were seeing on some previous runs.

It’s a 10 to 1 map too. In reality that’s prob more like 10-15” for us.

Yeah we need a more wholesale shift east I think for inside of 128 to see mostly snow. They probably get in on some good heavy snow bands on these cape solutions but not before a lot of rain first.

This is what I was describing yesterday when I said most of us in SNE wanted to see a more dominant southern stream low…it shuts off the WAA going on further west from the northern stream IVT and then focuses all the baroclinicity further east and the low goes nuclear out near the BM up to the cape region instead of having Steve’s dog logs getting burnt by ozone.

Metro west between 128 and 495 is probably the toughest area to forecast. I’d feel pretty good outside of 495…I think precip will flip to snow relatively quickly there but inside of 495 to 128 is a tough call. I’m not totally buying the dual low idea…it’s prob going to be one or the other…and that makes it hard to forecast because if a low in Westerly RI becomes dominant, then that will cut down on accumulations quite a bit in metrowest (won’t really affect further NW as much)….but if we’re already overlaying a cold conveyor from the east by Pre-dawn Tuesday, then metrowest would easily get annihilated.

I think your area looks pretty good but not as safe as Litchfield county or ORH county. As long as the low doesn’t sneak up to like GON area, I think you’ll be fine.

Yeah I kind of include northern Litchfield county in the Berkshires group. But they are gonna get destroyed. Our friend @FXWX right on the county line there at 1150+ feet is looking quite nice.

I feel like they are the best spot right now in SNE maybe outside of the Berkshires. Almost every variation on these is crushing them.

It’s gonna be another run or two to figure this out. It seems like the trend has been for guidance to try and do the IVT elongated low but then it eventually decides it wants the southern stream one to take over…I’m hoping we see a little earlier on that consolidation.

Rgem was run from ginxy’s basement

Wound be almost perfect if we could get that upper low about another 50-100 miles SE.

Interior looks pretty good as long as we avoid the furthest west members. We’d prob get crushed on all those buzzards bay to cape cod bay members…your area def wants that cluster east of the elbow.

Nice clusters

The 06z run gave ORH 20” in 9 hours. Lol

The southern stream vort cluster comes onshore around 12z today in CA so we’ll see if there’s any notable shifts that start on this next run.

Winter hill scorpion bowl party that run

I’m loving seeing those midlevels close off and get going south of us. That’s a bullish sign tonight.

Crushage. Details still TBD but that was a very good 00z suite. If we can repeat something similar at 12z, then I may start honking.

Correct. If the upper low wasn’t elongated when it goes south of us, it would tuck everything in closer and the flow in the MLs would be more SE and that’s going to be useless. The elongated low keeps that baroclinic zone further south (and east).

Yeah maybe…certainly close. Something like the NAM just a little further south would be pretty epic too. Essentially what you’re going for if we’re trying for the unicorn is to get that midlevel flow out of the east before it warms above 0C and at the same time we’re turning the lower levels more NE with a stall somewhere south of the islands. You need an entirely closed upper level going underneath LI elongated east-west.

Still quite a bit of heavy precip streaming north. Hopefully some of you can flip and grab a few inches of paste

Ukie came east a good bit…but not a surprise after 12z’s adventures into Tolland. Ukie is dumping like 4” of QPF on WaWa and berks…lol. Prob mostly snow.

You guys look at clown maps way too much. The GGEM was about as classic as it gets for a pretty widespread heavy snow impact. The H5 was awesome, the midlevels were awesome. I certainly wouldn’t trust the GGEM’s lowest level thermals…prob one of the worst models for that (long with Ukie)

Yeah. Might be a little less in SE areas as BL is pretty marginal for a long time. But from a higher view, the GGEM has all the right stuff for a widespread hit…closes off everything south of us and rips back some great fronto in the CCB.