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dendrite

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  1. Yeah that’s the only thing I see too. It even shows a little kink in the isobars there. It did a decent job with the Cape Ann norlun a little while back.
  2. I’m just along for the ride like everyone else at this point. Anyone who thinks they have this figured out is lying. I’d lean consensus considering its track record lately…but yeah, it’s in the back of my mind until it fully caves.
  3. It’s almost like they want you to pay to remove the ads.
  4. No…only thing would be you get a band so convective that you get those rimed dippin dots mixed.
  5. Can’t rule some bands out. NAM is slowly weakening on approach (mslp rising) so the banding may spread out a bit as the stacked lows open a bit. It’ll be a nowcast deal.
  6. Still going to need more latitude with this for most of NH and the CRV (outside of CT) I think.
  7. Nah…should be powder with some wind and drifting. Nothing crazy for wind though like coastal sections.
  8. Well you’re right I think. Unless the track gets close to the Cape the upper slot should stay offshore. I’m still worried about some mid level dry air up here though.
  9. It’s pretty much stacked early on….those “blizzard loops” happen in maturing storms when the sfc low starts getting “pulled” in by the upper low.
  10. That would probably slide NE but yeah…the dry conveyor will start getting wrapped around the low.
  11. None of them are. Just pick whichever one you like the most and roll with it.
  12. I felt a little bad for Ray last night when he put out 18-30” or something for S NH and then immediately after the next 2 models took a decent shift SE
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