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ORH_wxman

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  1. Bombs away at 54h....look at that dynamic cooling on the sounding, lol
  2. This is going to be a weenie solution pretty close to BOS
  3. Yeah up there has some actual towns further northeast where you mentioned...I'm talking more in the Allagash.
  4. Once you get north of about Eustis, I swear it's like the northern version of deliverance.
  5. NAM is going to be less amped than 06z I think. Southern vort is dragging this run vs 06z.
  6. I don't think anyone is doing that. Others can chime in, but you should be fine.
  7. Euro being the NW outlier is something we've seen before at this time range and I feel like we know how it ends. 70/30 compromise...... We'll see though, this one is a bear on guidance.
  8. Yes. It's an old school forecasting rule that has held up pretty well over the years for well developed storms.
  9. Little bump east on the euro there. If we can get the consensus on this thing to be near the elbow of the cape or just slightly east, that puts a lot of SNE in the game.
  10. Ha. Not a terrible analogy. Not sure we’re that close to punching it in yet. But yeah, we’ve improved from needing a Hail Mary I think. We’ve gotten enough to go right that we’re now in plausible territory even if still large dogs.
  11. You know it’s bad when I was wishing the RPM went out another 6-12 hours.
  12. This is one of the worst ones I’ve seen in a while this close to the event. I mean, we’re only 3 days out and these models are almost behaving like they do 6 days out. They have no idea on how to handle the interaction of these two shortwaves.
  13. Looks like the GFS is going to basically whiff on phasing the two streams, lol. These models have no idea what is going on. So it’s going to be solely a southern stream storm on the GFS.
  14. RGEM went west of 18z. If you recall, 18z actually had decent snow near BOS. Now it’s interior SNE up into NNE/Maine.
  15. I do wish it was a non-event with the southern stream still trapped in the southwest. That would really help Dec7-8 But we’ve also known for like a week how putrid the airmass was. I think we were even saying like 5 days ago that 12/5 was a Hail Mary for SNE.
  16. Yeah it’s kind of a shit sandwich in SNE in this one. A zonked system jack-potting Saranac Lake NY on one end and a whiff on the other...and then some in-between runs of garbage 37F and rain. We need the exotic nuclear bomb solutions with a pretty narrow track to work in SNE. Up north obviously has some more wiggle room. Esp N NH into interior ME.
  17. Certainly in this storm it is. I feel like at this point given the volatility in model solutions, we just treat them all as ensemble members. I’d give the euro more weight than models like the RGEM at 72+ hours but definitely not biting on it hook, line, and sinker.
  18. Lol at the euro. It makes swings like the NAM now. What in the hell is it doing?
  19. Wow a DT post...just caught up in the thread. I feel like it’s been years. Hope you’re doing well. Anyways, this model battle it definitely interesting. I feel like the gfs took a step toward the euro at 18z but the question is which one trends more. I figure the euro is likely to trend a little more east and less phasing. But whether we get a 50/50 compromise or a 70/30 or 80/20 makes a huge difference.
  20. The upper level system is pretty strong still to the southwest so if we had another frame or two, it might still enhance the CCB across new england. Still not the obscenity that 12z was, but the slowness of this run prevents us from seeing the full potential because that probably happens at 90 hours or so.
  21. We got a new thread for that threat
  22. Not as dynamic as 12z....owing to the southern stream staying separate for longer. Still a pretty impressive system, but not the utter nuclear bomb that 12z was.
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