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ORH_wxman

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  1. Haha, he subverted your own joke. That was well-played. 18z gfs is going nuts tomorrow midday/afternoon. Really interested to see how that plays out in the 128 to 495 belt.
  2. I like that area tomorrow if they can stay around 31-32. Should be some decent convergence there. Anywhere with even a few hundred feet of weenie elevation should do well. My modest 350-400 feet may help a lot tomorrow down here near 495.
  3. Pretty uniform easterly flow from sfc to 925 tomorrow morning/midday....that's gonna be good for central/eastern hills. Wonder if that Foxborough area can get in on that action a bit too.
  4. Suppression can happen, but I always love seeing the best negative height anomalies going through the southern mid-atlantic for big snows in New England.
  5. The IVT tomorrow really would favor eastern slopes of ORH hills with that light easterly glide. The enhancement has been showing up on a lot of mesos.
  6. 18z RAP continues to really amped up that leading band for the pike region....12z run had almost nothing for BOS prior to 09-10z but now it has like 3" of snow in that band by that point.
  7. Moved the psycho-analysis of George's rooting interests in this storm to the banter thread. Let's try and not get derailed.
  8. I'd sign on dotted line for that solution even though I flip to pellets. Really solid thump. Hopefully we start wobbling on the track now....don't want it to go further north.
  9. While 2015 was pretty pedestrian in the CT Valley....1717 is probably the only semi-recorded year that can rival the 2015 blitz out east near Boston. 90-100 inches in a 23 day period....the 1717 blitz wasn't as much but it occurred in about half the time. Like 60-70" over 11 days, lol.
  10. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/NARR/1997/us1223.php (btw, that reference never gets old, lol)
  11. I might actually get warning snows out of this now...I was bracing for 3" 24 hours ago.
  12. Yeesh, that's a brutal job by the Euro...look at how different 00z run was
  13. Interior SE MA hills may do decent....that Foxborough/Sharon area with a few hundred feet. I think east slopes of ORH hills are going to do well tomorrow too as they will likely stay a tick below freezing with the elevation there.
  14. Looking a bit closer at better maps, Ukie trended a bit north, but the result didn't really seem to change much.
  15. Ukie looks like it held serve from 00z...continues not to be quite as juicy as other models but it likes the idea of a low end warning event for most of SNE/CNE.
  16. Yeah a lot of it will be beaten back on Wed/Thu...prob not all of it though. Obviously depends how much we get too...if we get 7", it's not all going away. But if we limp to 3 inches, then most of that might go. I still have about 2" of glacier here too, so there's going to be that underneath as well, so I doubt there's a lot of grass showing after Thursday outside of the sun-torched south/west slopes.
  17. This one kind of has 2/5/14 vibes....primary slamming into CLE but then hitting a wall of confluence in Quebec. But at this stage, 75 miles in either direction could produce large sensible wx differences than that 2014 event.
  18. GGEM was really suppressed at 00z, so it's not a surprise it came north to be more in line with other guidance.
  19. GGEM is a pretty huge hit for SNE...does tickle the sleet line about up to the pike but there's a pretty robust front ender prior to that down south of there.
  20. There's still a large spread on how the NAO is handling the Quebec confluence to the north. I want to see that spread reduce some before getting confident in solutions.
  21. GFS kitchen sink storm for SNE....front ender snow to sleet to ZR (interior...rain coast). Almost looks like a juicer version of 2/22-23
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