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dendrite

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  1. RGEM was still potent with the PV lobe, but was more suppressed up here in advance.
  2. Get your picks in https://www.draftkings.com/samueladams
  3. They put the track through the center of max snowfall. lol
  4. Looks like a pick’em on ending winter next week
  5. I’m just retaliating his confused emojis lol
  6. There’s a late shitstreak that drops south toward New England that keeps the heights suppressed a little longer than they would be otherwise. That PV lobe is pivoting and dropping southeast at this point and the heights (that string of vorticity over us) really wants to move north more if that other s/w wasn’t there. Maybe in the end it wouldn’t matter, but anything that can relax the gph field I’d think would be a benefit
  7. I noticed a subtle trend with that too. The vortmax may dig for oil just the same, but if we can tick everything a little west we can swing the system closer our way as it gains latitude. I’d like to see some of the late suppression over New England back off a bit late week to help the heights recover over the weekend.
  8. The resolution is probably just too coarse. In a vacuum the upper levels look really good during the weekend…hence the analog storms.
  9. This is low even for you. Go find someone with a headlight out or something.
  10. Bottomed at -2.8°. Warming a little now, but the river valleys here were all around -10. Had another 0.1” snow last night too.
  11. -2.5° on the hillside…not too bad. But yeah, there’s some double digit sub 0s around in the pits.
  12. All of the runs of all of the models are essentially the same thing.
  13. It’s too bad it’s suppression city right into the weekend. A little more relaxation from that PV lobe and it’d probably be a big hit for the region.
  14. lol…that CMC low looked tropical forming in convection over the gulf stream. 100kt at 925
  15. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1987.html Kinda strange it was number 1
  16. Could there possibly be a better meteorologist name for someone at NWS NYC than Anthony Gigi?
  17. Looks completely stacked to me at 114hr off HSE. But if we could get the system to crawl more north than east we could wrap some good midlevel WAA in from the SE.
  18. Some of that is going to be real. The sfc low goes nuclear down south and the system tries to stack while attempting to form a secondary on the triple point…but we lose the upper dynamics up here to help the sfc pressure falls. I’m still intrigued to some extent for up here.
  19. Difference was Jan 2000 had that trailing shortwave phase in and pull the whole system back. As of right now none of the modeled shortwaves want to play that game.
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