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Posts posted by dendrite
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You have a map for the rest of the region?
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TTN went from >2.00" QPF to 0.25" on the 4km NAM. Ouch.
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NYC already has up to 6" from earlier today, so another 12" would bring some to 18" by itself, and that's doable with 12-1 ratios and 1" liquid. Obviously anywhere east of there is still in for a crushing regardless.
Well aware. NYC was in that meso band for awhile. I'm talking more south of the city into E NJ.
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I mean it's a region wide blizzard. NYC is on the fence, LI gets crushed, CT, MA, RI, Boston, PVD, Portsmouth. The SW edge is a toss up...but everywhere else it's stay the course...feet of snow.
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".
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lol...the model is so horrible. Nice hit here, but does it even matter?
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Well when I do it I pretty much just look at the early hours. Anything past 6hr...meh.There is literally no point yet. RPM looks clueless. Honestly, euro looks pretty good so far with its 12z run.
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epicMake that .6F, now 30.3F
Obs thread though James.
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22z HRRR comes west a bit. Analyzing these hourly models blows.
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euro had about 0.15" QPF in the 18-00z period in the NYC area. Precip totals since 18z so far...Definitely beginning to see the pivot taking place, radar is also filling in. I am still surprised by the fact that the returns down there are that far east of the NJ shoreline at this stage. I anticipated the back edge of the broken precip would have started essentially right on the beaches per the Euro. We're 40 minutes from verification - again rough glance but it all looks a little east to me and not fast enough up near the Cape with this first band.
LGA 0.20"
EWR 0.12"
JFK 0.11"
Of course some of that is a meso weenie band.
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The meltdowns would be epic. I wouldn't cheer that on, but I would find a way to take sick pleasure out of that.Can't imagine this verifying. From 5pm onwards
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22z RAP not looking as favorable for NYC as 21z did.
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How much since 1pm when the GFS initialized?GFS was already wrong for NYC. NYC reporting 4.5" as of 5:00
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I was thinking a tick SE of the ecens.I think the RGEM is too far east also...but I think the Euro might be too far west by a little...I am still envisioning some sort of compromise.
I think Kev may have gottenmore from the NAM...lol
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I can't buy the 12z euro op/ens losing that badly to the 18z RGEM. I've tossed the RGEM.
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Wow and Eek are the tech guys. I just pass along what I can.Thanks Dendrite
And thanks to you and Wow and Eell keeping this running
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EPS mean for the weens. I'm pulling this in a few mins.
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Nice to see the 4k NAM cave towards it's lower res brother. Night and day from 12z.
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No big changes on the SREFs. BOS-SE MA clobbered with 2-3" liquid.
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Euro gets it way north. It should be more SW-NE at our lat when arriving and then N-S before pivoting out.Does it make its way up here?
Do you envision it more of a N/S orientation or SW to NE?
Dryslot...close to 1.50" I'd say for you.
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Probably between 1.75-2.00"Any maps that can be posted? I don't have access and would like to see how this area looks
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1.50" line from LEB to IZG
1.00" line from PF to the Ct Lakes...lol
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3" jack interior SE MA. ground zero.
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Everyone croaked.
Forecast/storm discussions and part II Manitoba Mauler
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GFS going pretty far east from 18z.