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ORH_wxman

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  1. PRetty weak sauce...but at least flakes on both Xmas and Xmas eve might be enough to grab an inch or two.
  2. Yes....I know. I think there are some maps out there that try to estimate accretion, but even those are "Wrong" because they focus on flat....when radial is what causes all the damage.
  3. Good ol' Ukie....gives like a solid 2"...maybe 3" in spots for Xmas eve. "2nd best model"
  4. We have models bringing rain into CNE for Xmas and then some that crunch it southwest and give Greenwich CT snow while Ray is smoking cirrus. Basically a clown show on guidance....but we kind of knew this was coming. I posted that map yesterday that showed all those ridiculous shortwaves offshore.
  5. Yes. They are always overdone. In addition, radial ice is what we care about...so even if you actually do get flat surface ice to accrete half an inch, it will be more like 2 tenths radial.
  6. GGEM crunches 12/25 south....does get some light snow into CT and W MA.....it has Xmas eve but pretty weak....maybe an inch or so in some spots amidst widespread coatings.
  7. I'm really surprised it didn't show 12-18" again on a 5 day prog.
  8. This is actually kind of fun looking at each run....I honestly have no idea how they will go. That's how volatile the pattern is right now. I feel like one these will work out....just don't know which one.
  9. Yeah he overplayed that one badly. Comes off as a really desperate troll attempt...didn't flow naturally at all. I mean, at least wait for a real model...maybe the GFS.
  10. Models are going to be all over the place until more of this trainwreck out west is resolved. But at least there are several interesting shortwaves to track.
  11. Guidance is all over the place with this weekend. Though for Xmas day itself we’ve seen some narrowing. Even euro gets some measurable snow into SNE now for Xmas.
  12. Yeah ORH hasn’t reported snow depth since the 1994-1995 winter. By my records, ORH has had a white Xmas in the following years post-1950: 1951, 1952, 1954, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019 So that’s 42 out of 70 or 60%.
  13. Oh Canada…nice little Xmas Eve burst and then Xmas Day again on the GGEM…not as prolific as the ICON but it’s several inches for a good chunk of SNE.
  14. Look at the H5 map on Xmas Eve and Xmas. That is ridiculous looking. There’s like 6 clusters of energy…more like buckshot. Even that solution though gives a bit of front ender snow for Xmas…looks best west and it kind of fizzles a little bit as it heads east.
  15. GFS actually crunches Xmas Eve south a bit. South of pike special.
  16. Actually gets us both days. Xmas Eve and Xmas day. Rgem looked like a little bit of festivus on Xmas Eve too.
  17. Look at the difference in California at 84 or 90h on the 18z run compared to 12z....that is LOL. You don't typically see the Euro make jumps like that.
  18. 18z GFS was pretty nice for SNE on Xmas Eve. Nice stripe of 1-2”...prob some lollis to 3” in there with QPF approaching a quarter inch in spots...esp from NE CT over to SE MA. Would like to see Euro start getting on board though.
  19. Leon? That's almost a Jan '94 look for early to mid January on the weeklies with the NAO going positive, but the PV settling down into Hudson Bay and a big AK ridge. Hopefully it has the right idea.
  20. If it does, that would likely bode well for late January and into February. I'm always a fan of bucking February La Nina climo.
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