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3 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:
Why is this second area of snow away from the main? It's been an overperformer here.
Inv trough
Up to 1.5” with some good bursts of fluff. Getting a little breezy too.
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23 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
You get the point though. Track and extent north of snows etc
It was right for the wrong reasons up here.
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You can see some of those convective elements offshore on GYX now. That should back near the coast and then maybe clip Cape Ann and the Cape later as the trough sags south.
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Yeah there’s going to be a migrating boundary for a couple of weeks surrounding Christmas. That SE ridge will occasionally flex its muscles and try to advect warm plumes our way, but the axis seems to be enough west that we’re going to be susceptible to late digging shortwaves that cut them off. But you can’t rule out a good warm sector or two sneaking in or at least some DSD days following a wedged day. Deets TBD.
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9 hours ago, Torch Tiger said:
Is December a winter month again?
Yes but only if we sacrifice Jan and Feb.
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Rockport could get some sneaky good amounts if the more convective elements of that norlun swing through there. 3k nam is 4-6” there.
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24 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:
Picking up a little bit here. Still light but accumulating in very pretty with 6 inches still on the ground.
Right around 1/2” new
But yeah, a heavier -SN
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Looks like the inverted trough is firing up along the NH/ME border.
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6 minutes ago, radarman said:
Yeah I just pulled up the 12/2 event where it was raining hard there and we don't really see anything similar. Blockage/trees aren't going away obv. In that event I do see very faint hints of filtering near the radar (very levels) along the isodop and the clutter removal may be 'tricked' by strong signal but velocity near zero...
Today's event has much less signal especially near the ground. The low level winds are basically nil, metar at KTAN reporting calm so velocity is again near zero even though it's not associated with the isodop this time. My guess is it's still thinking clutter in certain areas, or in this case maybe some other kind of false signal... But it is definitely a filter of some kind not blockage.
Yeah that was my thinking…some filtering algorithm due to clutter.
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I’m not a radar expert so I’m not sure what exactly is going on at BOX specifically. It doesn’t look like a tree/mtn/blockage issue. If you go up to 2 or 3 it improves a bit.
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20 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:
That radar hole right over me is familiar. That’s popped up a few times over the last few years
You’re near the radar. That’s not a real hole.
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4 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:
3k NAM tries to demolish the cape
A norlun band offshore merges in over the cape at the end.
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3k nam tries to jack up here.
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6 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:
In three hours, someone will be saying "Congrats Dendrite".
I need a few of these.

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Calculated some Cobb snow estimates from the 12z gfs and nam (respectively)
CON 0.0/0.1
PWM 0.1/0.4
BOS 0.9/1.1
ORH 0.7/0.5
PSF 1.9/0.7
EWB 3.5/3.7
HYA 0.8/3.7
BDL 0.7/0.3
HFD 3.2/1.0
HVN 1.3/2.5
GON 1.3/3.4
PVD 2.1/2.9-
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4 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:
Even managed to get me close to the 2-3 range. I wonder if any of that is from stuff falling today.
I think it’s the low probability of a little weenie norlun I mentioned. That may explain the shape too.
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December 14th - Snow showers or Plowable snow?
in New England
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It’s coming onshore coastal NH now. There’s the overall inverted trough and then the more convective elements closer to the coast embedded.