CoastalWx
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Already 36 here. Will need to wetbulb.
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Yeah..still think most areas maybe 1-3, or 2-4 for the first batch.
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V16 is like a thump and then ocnl light stuff hanging around.
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v16 is south it seems compared to GFS for the WAA batch. Ha.
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I remember watching Bob Copeland on that one. First off, I was pissed missing it lol. Second, he literally was saying "it should stop soon.." but after hours of SNOINC with 4"/hr...he gave up lol.
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Gfs further west with the late week inv trough. Close to a James awakening.
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Yeah funny there are still some discrepancies that mean a lot like 24 hrs out.
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Yeah those scenarios with a weaker low sort of moving overhead or west and sometimes winds stay nrly longer with the natural refrigeration. Maybe a weak meso low on the CF. Hopefully that deal on the 6th can become more of a SWFE.
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Yeah something to watch to see what the globals do. It's real close, but I do like seeing the NE flow from 850-700 for a time.
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Just looked. Saturated nicely in the DGZ for a time, but little QPF to show. Hmmm. I know NW winds at the surface may try to eat away at some of that.
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Tamarack just chopped down a Chestnut Tree in disgust.
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Like the WAA from Maine at 850 lol.
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That's what I envision. Probably that wet mid 30s look with some spats of snow or rain. Winds stay more N inland so I would think it wouldn't be too warm there.
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I feel like we hear that a lot, but the synoptics usually don't care about that in SNE. If it's a weak low sometimes the cold snowpack can hold back the warming in the interior, but if you are getting a modest storm moving into the Great Lakes and intensifying, snow won't do anything.
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6th or 7th has warm potential. That's the EPO dump so IMO that is likely. Maybe we can turn it into a SWFE?
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I definitely like both Nammy's. Will have to watch late Wed night into Thursday around here. Temps get borderline near the coast tomorrow, so could be a little RASN in lighter rates.
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Pretty sweet burst on the new NAM.
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I agree.
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Even that may be crappy snow with winds off the Atlantic. Perhaps it could be ZL with light rates. Pretty cold below 850. I just remember it had something like that to the pike in one event and it was all snow. I don't disagree..just not sure it will be up to I-84 like it shows.
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Greenland ridge, yes. I'd probably want it closer to the Davis Straits with that look, but I certainly won't scoff at it.
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I just mean the SE ridge comes in with that look of a -EPO. So we need some blocking or it's Bengal Tigers and Mai Tais. I do think it is active, so potential is there for some fun.
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It seems a little aggressive with sleet since I don't see anything in the column above 32 on the soundings. It's done that before. Maybe right near the coast closer to the warm tongue, but too aggressive IMO.
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Probably 2" I think. I could see 3+ if the band holds together.
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We ride the line I think with a Greenland ridge and -EPO. Beware.
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It looks fairly light though.
