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dendrite

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  1. I'm only posting what the GFS is showing. I'm not saying I buy it or the RGEM. I can't imagine the Euro busting that badly in 1 run at T minus 0. I'm enjoying the model mayhem...it keeps met jobs.
  2. Easy to say when you're in one of the perfect spots for this. Many on here were under 24-36" and are in danger of getting the rug pulled out under them. lol
  3. Hey kids...so you wanna be a meteorologist? Still a good hit for ENE, but my condolences to WNE.
  4. I think the euro is going to cave harder than we think tonight.
  5. Well aware. NYC was in that meso band for awhile. I'm talking more south of the city into E NJ.
  6. Horrible run-to-run consistency. Every run crushes CT/S NH/MA/RI, but those on the edge are getting flip flopped between 2ft and 6-10".
  7. lol...the model is so horrible. Nice hit here, but does it even matter?
  8. Well when I do it I pretty much just look at the early hours. Anything past 6hr...meh.
  9. 22z HRRR comes west a bit. Analyzing these hourly models blows.
  10. euro had about 0.15" QPF in the 18-00z period in the NYC area. Precip totals since 18z so far...LGA 0.20" EWR 0.12" JFK 0.11" Of course some of that is a meso weenie band.
  11. The meltdowns would be epic. I wouldn't cheer that on, but I would find a way to take sick pleasure out of that.
  12. I was thinking a tick SE of the ecens.I think Kev may have gottenmore from the NAM...lol
  13. I can't buy the 12z euro op/ens losing that badly to the 18z RGEM. I've tossed the RGEM.
  14. Wow and Eek are the tech guys. I just pass along what I can.
  15. Nice to see the 4k NAM cave towards it's lower res brother. Night and day from 12z.
  16. No big changes on the SREFs. BOS-SE MA clobbered with 2-3" liquid.
  17. Euro gets it way north. It should be more SW-NE at our lat when arriving and then N-S before pivoting out. Dryslot...close to 1.50" I'd say for you.
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