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  1. ORH_wxman
    Yeah we're not getting that mid-level WAA that we like to see for healthy lift. Notice how the 850 winds are still light out of the northwest. We'd like to see that turn more southerly. You can also see a bit of dry air there below about 700-750mb. Thats going to be an issue for sure in trying to get decent QPF into SNE. It's fighting that very dry air funneling down from the north
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    That was right near my 'hood on the NAM. You can see it's fighting some dry air though even in that sounding. IF the dry column can be overcome, there could be a pretty nice stripe of snowfall given the deep DGZ and cold sfc temps....very high ratios most likely unless the lift stays too high above the DGZ....but usually when the DGZ is that deep, you're getting pretty good growth regardless...as long as there's some half-decent omega in there.
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    Check out how deep this DGZ is on the 60 hour NAM sounding...that's the type of temp profile where you can get 6" on 0.25" of QPF if you can squeeze that much out of the atmosphere.
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    NAM is more amped at 12z....but still fighting the dry air. If we're able to overcome the low level dry air then there could be several inches of fluff because the sounding have the snow growth zone like 200-250mb deep....that's a massive DGZ.
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    I'd def keep an eye on Friday south of pike...I'm prob toast up here for more than a feather dusting but south coast peeps could easily get a few inches with a small bump north.
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    I don’t think a big dog is really on the table, but you could envision maybe something a little higher than an advisory event only south of the pike. If we get more NAM-esque trends in the future, you could see a path to a healthy warning event.
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    Yeah but it was more because of significantly stronger dynamics rounding the trailing PV lobe really helping to pump up heights downstream and also keep the sfc baroclinic zone a bit closer
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    Ok it’s the clown range NAM but let’s see if other guidance at least partially follows it. Then that system gets more interesting.
  9. ORH_wxman
    Light snow falling with a “chalky coating” as Tip mentioned earlier. It is covering the glaze of ice which covered the snowfall from earlier this morning. At least it will look like winter for this colder stretch over the next week.
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    Scooter still doing his time in the woodshed this winter after his run of mimicking Stowe ended post-1/29/22.
  11. ORH_wxman
    High here was 28.8F....dropped back about a degree to 27.6F now. Everything glazed though hearing a few pingers in the past 15 min, so starting to cool aloft or at least maybe saturate the DGZ again.
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    Should flip all the way imminently....you can see it moving east
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    Pretty much all guidance has that high now...it's just a question of whether it presses down enough at the same time we're getting that low ejecting from the MS and TN valleys. I currently don't expect much of anything in SNE right now out of that setup, but it is something to keep an eye on. NNE could easily get out of the "torch period" unscathed if things break right.
  14. ORH_wxman
    You can see the mix line collapsing back east on CC now. Looks like it just went through Hartford and Springfield further south
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    Yeah I thought it would be more sleety than ZR given how marginal the warm layer is, but we have a solid glaze on everything...pretty sure at least 0.1" already. But it's possible that the drying aloft in the mid-levels (esp in the DGZ) helped it go to ZR quicker.
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    Don't overplay the trend here...it's pretty weak sauce still, but a period of light snow is looking more plausible.
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    Solid layer of ice on everything now. Crust on top of the snow.
  18. ORH_wxman
    EPS def more robust than 00z which were basically a clean whiff. 12z gets much of CT/RI and SE MA into that 1-2" range. With maybe one more little push, there could be some advisory type snows.
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    Yeah we were even discussing how far west the ridge and trough axis was for the storm today and thinking there was a good chance it would come NW which it did. This one doesn't have that look. This one is all about separating the two broken PV pieces and that trend hasn't been favorable the last few days.
  20. ORH_wxman
    Maybe an inch or two for S CT. Improvement over 00z, but still not enough to entertain anything significant. Ceiling for this is probably an advisory event at this point.
  21. ORH_wxman
    Flipped pellets while i was outside shoveling. Had about 4" prior to flip....prob like 3.5 now with the pellets pounding into the snow.
  22. ORH_wxman
    Puking fatties in Holliston...looks like close to 4"....but wil measure when the flip happens.
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    Yeah you'd think....we get those types of systems on a semi-regular basis. GGEM trying to do it too, but it's a little warmer....more of a ZR interior threat (snow for NNE though)
  24. ORH_wxman
    Getting the first sign that it's warming aloft since we're starting to get larger aggregates mixed in with the smaller hooked dendrites. Really pounding right now though...this is 1" per hour stuff.
  25. ORH_wxman
    GFS actually has a snow/ice threat for next Wednesday...sneaky high moves in and prevents everything from torching. That idea has been showing up off and on different guidance actually, so it bears watching.
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