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CoastalWx

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  1. Maybe a true coop collapser. Scrambled eggs?
  2. Yep them too. Mitch Mauler as well I think.
  3. That high is doing its job later Sunday night. You can see the airmass at 925mb near and north of Maine, starting to get drawn into it. The surface is cold as hell for this time of year.
  4. It does. Shove some warmth aloft pretty far north, but looks like the CCB gets going later Sunday night as some vort energy tries to phase. Plenty cold 850 and below for sure.
  5. I forgot we have GEM soundings on Pivotal. That would work verbatim. Man it' so dam cold below 850. That's nuts. Wx2fish earlier was asking about record low max temps. Seems like we could challenge that without looking it up.
  6. I'd want deep lift in the DGZ for anything more than flakes. Manufactured stuff near 800 and below where it's -6 to -8 won't do much. You'll need the good fatty's that both take a while to melt, and help latent cool the atmosphere close to freezing because it takes a lot of energy to melt nice dendrites.
  7. Yeah I'll sell that, but flakes in the air would not surprise.
  8. Jesus many of us would be 18-30" if that were a month ago.
  9. Jeez maybe I flip at the end. That is cold azz air at 925.
  10. Euro is darn snowy in srn NH. Another thing to notice is how 925 cools on guidance. While the temps at 925 verbatim from the source region may not look very cold, the high is helping to feed in drier air. That drier air feeding in, is helping to cool where it's precipitating. The fact it cools during the day on Monday is rather eye opening.
  11. Even on the 6z euro, changes are rather significant. Back to the south a bit. It's probably the typical relaxation of temp gradients and wavy flow playing havoc on guidance this time of year.
  12. It’s rare I get excited for something so far away, but I’d like to see the posts on here should anything like that happen.
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