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ORH_wxman

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  1. Yeah it has some snow pre-dawn for your 'hood. Maybe a couple inches. Not as good as GFS though.
  2. After it took the low about 100 miles south from it's interior SNE days, it's been pretty stubborn tracking it from E LI to SE MA for the last 5-6 runs.....06z was maybe the furthest south....it did get the low kind of close to you, but it did it in a colder manner tracking it south of BID and just S of MVY before it hooked it left. 12z run doesn't take as wide of a turn.
  3. Looks a smidge colder on the front end than 00z, but it looks a bit warmer than 00z for friday night. 06z looked a bit colder than both.
  4. What's nice about this pattern is that this is just the first major threat....it appears we will multiple reloads on the western ridge with the decaying NAO block through end of the month and into early Jan.
  5. Might as well go record highs....nothing's changed since the first half of November
  6. Wildcat or Sunapee would be my two top spots in NH in this storm.
  7. 2 on MAV guidance. 0 on MET (though it has a 1 for early Sat)
  8. One of the random meteorological phenomenon i find amusing in this storm is the 1000-500 thicknesses are lowering during the event at the same time the BL is warming.
  9. Yeah that early Sat flashover wouldve been cool, but the stall rarely works out. Gonna be too far northeast by that time....maybe a period of SN-, but no big CCB finish.
  10. Honestly not sure....3km looked a bit more like the RAP on the soundings....but I've seen the 12km do better before too.
  11. Gonna be watching the short term guidance todya pretty closely....def some differences. 3k was a lot snowier (esp down in CT) than the 12k NAM. RAP early tomorrow has excellent snow growth for ORH that would prob help overcome the mild sfc...but the below is the kind of sig we want to see
  12. They'll be helped by upslope there and some latitude. Being on the east slope there should help with some of the cooling. Even if the immediate base is a bit sloppy, you prob won't have to go up more than a couple hundred feet before its a lot better.
  13. Yeah its going to be all about the omega and how strong it is and where it lines up....you rip 30-50 microbars in the DGZ, then there are going to be some surprises. If you don't line it up and/or omega is weaker, then it's a cold rain for most outside the very highest spots in Berks/N ORH/Monads
  14. Check out the 3k early tomorrow....coming in pretty thumpy for CT....and looking at the soundings, you can see why. This is Tolland at 09z tomorrow...great cross hair sig
  15. NAM looks a bit warmer than 06z at 27h....a little cooler than the 00z run. (looking at 925)
  16. You def want a cross hair sig to maximize any latent cooling potential.
  17. There was this weenie property around 1400 feet in Ashburnham I used to always want when driving up there.....it was pretty close to Mt Watatic....I'd love to be camped out there tomorrow, lol.
  18. Oh man, that is close to a pounding there...but even if it isn't, the drive to Hadley from there takes you across Rt 2 in MA, right? I'd have to imagine it's not going to be the easiest travel in those spots around Gardner/Winchendon. Only saving grace is the heaviest precip might be before that...so perhaps 4pm isn't quite as bad as it would be around midday or sometime in the morning.
  19. Beast is going to get a 20 burger I bet....great spot in northern Berks.
  20. I would. Euro was taking this over like ORH on some runs a few days back. Lol. If this ends up over ACK or CHH like most guidance has, that’s a pretty bad cave by euro vs gfs. GFS was def too far SE but I think it wins this one 60/40 or 70/30. But we’re not at verification yet. Euro may win if we’re measuring from like 60-72 hours out but I was measuring from like D4-5.
  21. Euro did get schooled overall on the track in this event. It’s basically gone 70% toward the GFS in the past 48 hours while the GFS only went a little toward the Euro. It remains to be seen if those warm thermals verify though it should be noted that the euro’s thermals are definitely a solid tick cooler than they were yesterday at this point.
  22. Looks like 06z euro cooled too. Finally shows it snowing for much of the first half of the storm in N ORH county. Even Kevin grabs a couple.
  23. Yeah it’ll be interesting. 00z euro cooled 925 by about 1C tomorrow morning which brings it closer to other guidance (but still not all the way). But even on euro you are now below 0C at 925 during the storm through midday tomorrow. 850 starts around -5 and warms to about -2 through midday. But it’s trying to show mostly rain for you during this time.
  24. I think my favorite post was how George thinks it could snow on the east side of a 960 low.
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