it is an impressive system as it comes thru the upper midwest. I know they lose some juice sometimes coming across the mountains, but sometimes they maintain themselves more than expected, and that helps the Atlantic get involved sooner.
in that scenario we get earlier easterly inflow as Brian said and maybe manage 4-6" at 18:1 while you get 6-10. Wouldn't take a miracle...we just haven't had these kind of systems for a while. I love the high ratio stuff. Will be interesting so see meso this afternoon maybe give some clues and then tomorrow morning start to see some .3 and .4 numbers more common across NNE and CNE
Hoping the mesos beef up the clipper for tomorrow night. It happens sometimes. Just getting a few inches and a feel of winter for the next 2 weeks would be great...before my gelid nape warms at the end of the month. I would love an early spring, but lets winter a bit first.
I’ve never really been bought into that one up here. I’m hoping our clipper Thursday night over performs and then we can start to take a look at something bigger next week.
The Thursday night clipper has been in my wunderground forecast for 3-4 days and the amount is increasing a bit. Around 2.5" now I think. I'm worried this one might go south as well.
From a methuen jack to an Atlantic City jack in 24 hours. Something wrong with the model last couple years. The historical data and patterns that they have in their databases must’ve lost validity. Some thing has changed and the analogs don’t do nearly as well.
I think you are fairly new to the board? And a great contributor. I am looking forward to the radar and water vapor loop hallucinations! Its gonna be a ride the next 20 hours or so.