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dendrite

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  1. I think it’s juicing up for SE MA late as the front picks up a little more moisture off the Atlantic before pushing through. So maybe more of a SE MA enhancement than an interior MA dry sliver? Not saying it’s correct…just guessing what it’s doing.
  2. Anyone ever dabble in the ASOS temp betting?
  3. Good luck expecting every event to bust positive. Like Scoot said…hope to get a little from the initial arm of WAA and then go to town briefly with the line dropping SE to finish.
  4. Yeah idk…no need to overthink it. A model being on its own this close in usually doesn’t cause you to exude confidence in it. I was just using his own words against him. It’s pretty easy to find him contradicting himself.
  5. There’s a sideswiping H7 dryslot behind it too…may be helping with the forcing
  6. Could be some ptype issues in the bottom half of CT too. Kinda on the edge, but if it gets convective as the front approaches it could be one of those graupel/snow pellet to snow before ending deals.
  7. GFS = Glue Factory System? But kidding aside I think we all know that’s a pipedream in Feb…although you can’t rule out a semi warm day in there.
  8. Looks like a few good hits, but I wouldn’t call that “lots”
  9. 6z gfs takes it to cuba and then the yucatan. lol I can’t recall a model doing anything like that with an ULL before
  10. I still think this is a little precarious of a setup south of the Pike, but we’ll see how it goes. The leading edge WAA precip is a little too far north and then you’re relying on the mid level cold front delivering…there’s a little low level dry air to start too. It may end up like a wild 1-2 hour line of snow with mixed graupel initially.
  11. I had birch seeds blow onto my fresh snow…need to cover that up.
  12. Anyway I’m just busting you in the dead zone. Let’s juice this system up more at 00z
  13. But yeah…usually being south of the low in the “warm” sector doesn’t pan out well, but there’s been a couple of these now that have been able to buck the trend with some moisture advection with the southerly flow while staying cold enough to snow ahead of the cold fropa.
  14. It was more a response to Wolfie’s 50th glue factory post since the start of the year.
  15. Euro was the correct model with pushing the core of the last arctic shot to our west.
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