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ORH_wxman

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  1. Clipper for Thu night has been coming back stronger the last 24h.
  2. Midlevels look very good for that corridor. But prior to going to bed last night I had mentioned a steep cutoff in precip and that’s still showing up this morning so im thinking it’s real. I think less northern stream interaction is helping increase the gradient. Someone is going to get absolutely smoked though on the northern side where the fronto band sets up.
  3. There definitely seems to be not only a southward trend, but the precip cutoff is becoming tighter. You might go from a foot to 2” in a span of 15 miles if these solutions are correct. Something we’ll have to watch for on the next couple cycles…if that very tight gradient persists.
  4. You are correct with this for most of the SNE forum members and a chunk of the southern CNE members. Coast still has some legit concerns though…esp like cape over to SE CT coast.
  5. When I was toggling h5 at 42h, it was def a tick north. I don’t toggle QPF maps when I’m doing my analysis
  6. Yeah there’s still another full day of model guidance to tickle back north. Even right now, the midlevels aren’t bad for S NH…maybe not jackpot but pretty good
  7. Agreed. It’s plausible but it requires some pretty awesome dynamics like we saw on the 12z Euro run yesterday and some of those GFS runs. Im sticking with 8-12 here and if some of these runs inside of 36h starting tonight decide to go bonkers, then you can always adjust. The one thing I hate telling people historically as a forecaster is to expect high amounts and then have to cut back really late in the game.
  8. Yeah there’s some high stakes out east as it tries to go bonkers at the end but it’s doing it slightly too late.
  9. There’s still a good amount of difference in 925 temps between model guidance. GFS is a bit more marginal with like -2 or -3 at 925 but euro goes like -5 to -6 in the CCB. That’s going to be a difference of at least 4” during the meat of it imho. Also rates will decide a large portion of the CP’s fate.
  10. Yeah I hear you. This pattern has been chaos on guidance. Lot of shortwaves in the flow. It could easily end up as nothing. GFS has two moderate threats before that…sometimes we miss those when searching for the unicorns.
  11. Yeah I mean I’m not worried here about much here except whether it’s 8” or 15”…first world problems for snow lovers. But I think most of SNE is safe for warning criteria if you’re more than 5-10 miles away from the water…I’m pretty confident BOS will get warning criteria but it could still go sideways there with advisory slop if a bunch of things go wrong such as rates, storm moves too quickly after sfc cools to freezing, etc.
  12. I think they’ll keep inching north but I’m guessing the northern ones come south too. We’ve already sort of seen that the last couple runs….euro will be interesting of course.
  13. Yeah I thought I was gonna get like an 18-burger that run when I saw what aloft looked like at 51 hours but then it didn’t really show up on QPF. Speed of this system is what is keeping me from going fully crazy bullish IMBY. I feel good about 8-12 but still potential for higher if we can pseudo-stall it for like 2 hours during the capture. GFS didn’t really allow that.
  14. I mean, the OP euro last night at D9-10 was pretty obvious…but if we hate OP runs, the general pattern for something is there on the ensembles….you have a trough entering the Midwest/Oh valley with a 50/50 in place and even a bit of a WAR to try and push this back west if it tries to escape east. I’m not honking or anything yet but there’s certainly potential
  15. Icon ticked south again so I think we’re starting to converge. Not that we really care about that model but I try to look for trends in the outliers.
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