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This map looks a lot different, especially south of Boston. -
Yes, so would I. But sharp cutoff with 15" here and just 4" a few miles to the east.
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Looks like they are riding the Euro based on that map.
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Another storm that the models can't get consistency <3 days out.
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The IKON is almost a carbon copy of the GGEM.
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Yeah, compare that with the out to lunch RGEM:
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Well, they sure aren't riding the NAM.
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The NAM won't be swayed by these other crap models, lol.
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E MA has been the jack for qpf on most model runs for a couple of days now. If we can just get some dynamics going, this should turn out great.
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Yeah, I think it will be a bit south this time.
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The Ukie at the peak has -2°C 925 here with surface of 34F. At the rates of qpf shown, there should be some dynamic cooling.
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Ukie a prelude to the Euro?
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Here we are again within 3 days and some of the models still don't have a consistent clue.
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100% according to the RGEM and GGEM.
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Like the RGEM, the GGEM is mostly rain for areas E of ORH.
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RGEM told us what the GGEM would be like.
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Yeah, NYC peeps were high fiving that last night.
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I think we can say the same about CMC, too. Just look at the difference from 12z.
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Uh, not for Boston south.
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Ukie drops 1.2" of QPF here, of which 0.4" is rain since the Pivotal map shows 8" of snow. Yet the surface temp stays at freezing or below throughout, and the upper level freezing levels never get off the outer cape. Makes no sense.
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For you, sure.
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Yeah, you'll be lucky to get an inch out of that disaster.
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Model chaos.
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GFS gets the 850 0°C line up to Plymouth and the 925 line almost up to Boston. Yet the Para doesn't get the 850 line any further than the outer cape, and the 925 line just up to the canal. Makes a big difference in why SE MA jacks on the Para.
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I think the ICON is about as accurate as the old DGEX, lol.
