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207-213 GFS about as upper echelon as you can get for SNE Near textbook perfection at 8 days (vs. 6z GFS), the big ones often have that kind of epic signal that wavers in and out CMC swings too late
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Holy cow that is exotic
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Same... car tops and grass are white. Given this quick start and what I'm seeing upstream, we may actually pull off 0.5-1" from this. First event of season always gets a low bar lol
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First flakes of season in Boston metro!!! Always electric even if it's a meager start. Some dry air on soundings to overcome and I was anticipating a little virga, so glad to see it start already.
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Euro similar to UK and other guidance tonight bigger ridge in front, primary holds on much longer, rain to at least CNE... still tons of time for this to trend back... this could look vastly different come Tuesday once that 50/50 low feature sets up
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Hoping some OES expands north to Boston metro overnight as NAM suggests... Congrats CT, soundings below from nice band sweeping through tomorrow afternoon... totals could be close to warning criteria in parts:
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2 bonafide threats inside 7 days... preceding OES underway... what's not to like. Pattern change and surface results arriving exactly as progged by many. Based on current guidance only, 12/16 has bigger risk of LBSW than suppression imo... I mentioned earlier southwest capture yesterday as the ULL catches up to SLP. Big dog more like than not, but details very much will be in flux pending track of of the 50/50 low in next few days. GFS is heavily outnumbered here. Have a fun time at GTG folks!
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Agree Relatedly, looks like surface low gets captured earlier and further southwest at 12z Great look for southeast NY / western SNE / CNE, but we're a long way away
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EPS also ticked southwest/more hugging with 12/16 track of 50/50 low feature and block still in flux, we could see very different solutions after Sunday's system clears
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50/50 low feature actually seemed to dig a bit more 12z vs. 0z... so while a hugger, surface low initially gets squashed further south... obviously all of this still in flux
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Vort coming in stronger on 12z Euro for Sunday... should be more widespread and better snowfall than 0z
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Cool to track if only for the exoticness... would be more prolific snow producer if it had more moisture to work with
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I knew what you meant, just being pedantic. In any case, prospect of first flakes always has extra edge, but otherwise agree with CoastalWx... these aren't the droids you're looking for.
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Yeah I hear you. I'd say more smeared southeast than too early LBSW Maybe ensembles last night were a flash in the pan and we'll see the block dominate going forward. Still very possible to get a better outcome, e.g. if shortwave comes in stronger In any case, I'm just hoping to see my first flakes lol... Similar to your outlook, I'm keeping my higher expectations for more favorable PNA hopefully late December into January
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18z vs. 12z EPS a touch less robust for 12/12 system... can't see H5 but guessing continues 12z-18z theme today of greater block... fluctuations in outcomes today but certainly track-worthy, especially if shortwave comes in stronger
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Way out there but Dec 16-17 timeframe also trending nicely on EPS After all the din of worries, we'll hopefully see the potential of this period materialize
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Yep, and 12z EPS ticked up and in
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This is really close to a bigger hit CMC-style 0z-12z Euro trended more stout and slightly more west with ridge over Minnesota, and the diving shortwave is stronger That 50-50 low feature is stronger so it's a balancing act, but we're not far off from a bigger hit EPS trends last night making me more confident many areas in SNE see their first flakes at least (and my first season post) 30-year anniversary...
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Happy Birthday Fella! Enjoy the Scotch. Hope EPS is the correct tracker for delivery of your gift.
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Ha... Boston got 30.3 inches in past 48 hours. https://buffalonews.com/news/local/from-2-feet-boston-hills-to-1-inch-niagara-falls-48-hour-snowfall-totals-show/article_679ad48a-6739-11ed-8ffe-87241de212cc.html "Here are the 10 towns or villages with the greatest accumulation: • Blasdell – 48 inches • Orchard Park – 42.5 • Hamburg – 37 • West Seneca – 36 • Boston – 30.3 • Wales – 26.3 • Eden – 25 • Alden – 24 • Angola – 22"
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A good one to chase with early season water temps relatively warm and associated instability
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Rain here near Coolidge Corner, maybe an occasional mangled flake... elevation definitely helping you Jerry Boston metro will have a shot at our first flakes beyond Nov 20 This was taken almost exactly 4 years ago:
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Yep. My wife thinks I’m some anomaly. Our condo has either heating or cooling, and they switch invariably mid April/October. So high DP nights in the shoulder months are brutal.
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a worthy followup to K&U... your detailed meteorologic memory has tremendous value, why not get some $ for it... you'd have enthusiastic demand just from this board alone (no pressure ... I know the return on writing books does not match the effort)
