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Sey-Mour Snow

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  1. This is 100% an elevation storm. Higher elevations will have more snow outside of any persistent banding.
  2. 9 years ago, elevation storm of 2013. Some of you out east cleaned up with 20-30” of snow. I had about 14” with almost nothing a few miles away.
  3. Models continuing to show a swath of snow from the Pike south through CT RI and SE Mass with good banding signals showing up. Will add some images soon. With marginal temps and snow mostly falling during daylight hours, would think minimal accumulations on the roads with the exception of any snow falling heavy enough before the sun gets too high tomorrow AM in southern areas. However 1-3/2-4” snow on cold surfaces possible.
  4. marginal temps - daytime, 925 cold as Will has said.. but it drops a quarter to a half inch of qpf over CT..
  5. Snowiest GEFS run I’ve seen this winter with no storm imminent. Day 6-13 mean 500mb anomaly here. As day 6 is when the threats start on GEFS. Euro is not as enthused but the image below shows a nice 7 day mean.
  6. There’s our storm window around day 9-11. EPO rising but still negative to neutral , PNA rising to slightly positive, NAO going slightly negative.
  7. Ya definitely in a better position, hopefully will spike a western ridge .
  8. That’s a 5 day mean though, seems to be decaying after 3/10. New GEFS keeps a -EPO and gets a nice PNA going for mid month , nice change from last few runs
  9. Well it does go nuclear til like the 9/10th. But I’d always side with Will anyways lol
  10. Seems like the -EPO starts to break down post the 9/10th? Peaks more the 9th/10th? Looking at EPS and GEFS
  11. There isn’t any Atlantic blocking forecast. Just pacific.
  12. I wouldn’t sell it completely, but not buying it fully either. Definitely interesting for a quick shot of accumulating snow especially elevation.
  13. Not much exciting to talk about surprised no one is talking about the sneaky Few inches overnight Wednesday night especially in hills for Northern CT through much of Mass up to NH border? HRRR came in aggressive GFS beefed up too RGEM looks decent. Looks like we are out of it down here though, though if we can get some hefty rates I wonder if the hills can grab an inch in interior areas down here.
  14. I guess you don’t know how to read that map. It’s a 7 day mean showing a few threats that start several days before hr 384.
  15. It’s an ensemble mean, that’s a snowy 7 day stretch for pike north, you guys are hilarious.
  16. Let’s lock it in now. Verbatim gives NE MASS a few inches while SWCT gets well into the 60s!
  17. That’s as snowy as it gets for a mean day 8-15, not for us though climo doesn’t favor us in march.
  18. GEFS is very snowy post 3/8 FWIW like a 5-8” mean for you guys pike north for that 7 day stretch . This is just post 3/8
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