CoastalWx
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Yeah it's a CAM which means it could be keying on that low a bit too much, or it's right...lol. Seems kind of an outlier, but something to watch.
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Advisories for all.
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HRRR is the official weenie deflator.
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I want that ****ing moisture slammed into the south coast like March 2019.
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I do hate seeing the hrrr persistent with that low well east. Hurts the conveyor belts like Ryan said.
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That’s a sick sounding for BDL.
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LOL in all seriousness, like Will said earlier.....it’s nice to see some pattern recognition that when you have a strong s/w kissing the undercarriage of SNE, chances are it won’t whiff.
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The Arctic sand is usually shitty growth caused by lift in a very cold profile. That’s when you get the tiny flakes and Needles. Sometimes the dryslots have that because the snow growth zone dried out and you’re left with lift somewhere in the column that is not conducive to good flakes.
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Man you can see how this would be a nuke if that shit convection moved out. This thing wants to blow.
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Looks like the weenie train starts picking up passengers tomorrow?
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RAP does that nicely too.
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Wicked Tuna FTL there.
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Just hoping for 5-6"+. I don't expect nor care about jacks. At this point, I just want to enjoy some snow.
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I meant as a local jack for them. I could see that or somewhere within there to SNH or NE MA. That initial weenie band.
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Congrats you and Dave on HRRR. It's possible.
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HRRR trying for more double low meh.
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I could see some angry posts to start if the HRRR is right. Initial band is well NW and many in ern CT into RI and ern MA patiently wait. That probably will happen. Those areas will slam an hour or two later.
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Someone will get 5.5" and complain for sure.
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Remember when you saw your location in the all white 6"+ zone? LOL.
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I have said the opposite in a few winters haha.
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Euro looks similar QPF wise. At least on my graphics.
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Well if it's one of those SWFE deals, H7 might be warm, so I would look a little higher. Unfortunately many sites don't show 600mb, so you'd have to interpolate between 700 and 500. 850mb level usually is a good way to see if you have strong inflow and warm air advection. Many times that level is below the ideal snow growth area, unless it's very cold out. Sometimes just north of the 850mb warm front has heavy precip.
