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ORH_wxman

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  1. Lol i don’t think it matters either way. Lost pack in any areas less than 4-5” AWT. Hopefully replenish Sunday/Monday.
  2. Yeah i mentioned it earlier….it actually had nice midlevel track with H7 going over ACK area…I think it was a little faster which hurts its ability to really draw in more moisture off Atlantic but I also wouldn’t be surprised to see a replica of that track produce a bit more on future runs.
  3. We got to 52 here though it’s fallen back to 48 now and that’s all she wrote. Today was the day to try and sneak it in…the euro and others touting 60+ for tomorrow were always a pipe dream with that setup to our northeast.
  4. EPS are not very exciting either. The mean is fairly close to the OP except less for the Cape and SE areas.
  5. Synoptically it really wasn’t that bad of a solution. It’s not going to drop 12”+ on that look but a 5-8” type event would be pretty consistent with how it looked. Id look for stronger vort going forward which may help in strengthening the storm more rapidly once south of us.
  6. Disorganized mess on the QPF. Midlevel tracks are really nice though…so I don’t hate that part. Wish the vort was a bit stronger in the upper air which I think would help get that “curl” we want to really get it to go to town
  7. Euro looks more robust with shortwave at 60h compared to 06z but the confluence is a little stronger as well.
  8. Yeah I’m not overly confident yet. Kevin has definitely bought in…I do think he’s in a decent spot right now but I’d really like to see some more agreement on guidance. 12z so far (sans clown range NAM) is actually all pretty close, which is something we haven’t really seen so far in this system.
  9. There was a storm over a foot on January 8-9, 1988 at ORH and then we didn’t get another double digit storm until December 1992. Almost 5 years. If it can happen at 1000 feet over interior MA over 3 decades ago, it can happen a lot longer elsewhere.
  10. Yeah sure, if the CCB is tracking over NNE then it’s a moot point. But I’m talking if this is mostly as depicted on the synoptics….it would quickly be a paste storm over the interior after brief rain to start.
  11. It looks plenty cold over the interior once it gets going. Might start as a little rain but 925s are like -2 to -3….no chance of rain for him when it wetbulbs to that profile.
  12. Def morphing into an interior SNE/CNE deal. You don’t get that second round of deepening that was crushing SE areas on some of the runs yesterday.
  13. 1958 stayed great almost to the end. The big dog HECS was around the equinox.
  14. Someone who is not on a phone can prob toggle EPS to see if they moved…but they look really close to 00z just eyeballing…maybe the smallest tick SE
  15. Up to 47 here. Might be able to sneak in a warm day today at least in this area though that frontal boundary is lurking not too far north of the pike and it’s going to sink back south at some point.
  16. I’m still expecting a push north at some point given it’s a southern streamer. It’s possible we have a bunch of turd southeast scraper solutions and everyone here cancels the threat and then it comes back N….or maybe it starts at 12z.
  17. Yeah my confidence in the euro is shook a bit. A few years ago I’d probably be getting pretty gung ho.
  18. Yes, it’s pretty rare to see 6”+ that high at d4-5. But I don’t have that type of confidence at all in this one yet like those probs would normally imply.
  19. There’s some that would dump 12+ over a good chunk. At least this system has upside. Better than tracking one where we’re hoping for 2-4” like it’s 1988-89 with Bruce Schwoegler honking for 5”+ if you include the squalls the next day.
  20. Charles River actually freezes pretty easily. I saw people out in it even in a moderate winter like 2020-21. But yeah, we’re not getting many 77-78 type temps these days.
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