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CoastalWx

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  1. Looks like the vort was further east at 12z thursday.
  2. The model resolution picking out the coastline with NE winds. Basically saying beaches may get less snow vs a few miles inland.
  3. He still is recovering from the Valentines Day massacre of 2015. Well more like 2/15/15. One of the last posts when the models showed a PWM jack that day was "we take."
  4. Ukie is pretty nice near BOS. That's going to be quite the man snow where it does not taint, and on warm side of CF. I guess for those on the edge, looks like cstl areas will get a lot of light moods snows into Thursday evening that could drop an extra inch or two.
  5. I never wish any ill will, but getting close to hoping you see the sun rising through the clouds, Thursday morning.
  6. He's fine. It is frigid at like 925. He's probably closer to 30 like you would be.
  7. I just don't want it to be a banded mess which was my worry. I shared that too, especially as one forecasting. Still a question of whether or not we don't chase the blob well to the east. There will be convection, but can we avoid a massive MCS well east and wrap some WCB into this whole thing? Some models shows this.
  8. RGEM is pretty good here for some grid knocking down.
  9. And also, what happens with the blob. If that can stay closer to the low, the front end will be much more hellacious. That is in question too.
  10. All I know is that it makes much more sense to have the low closer to the PVA from the vort. When it was way east with the H5 low closing near NYC..just looked like it was going towards the WAA and baroclinic processes. These solutions going near ACK make sense from a meteorology standpoint.
  11. Looks at years prior. Anyways, see what the other stuff does.
  12. You want it north, you got it. That's been my worry since last evening.
  13. Surface highs don't do jack shit. That fallacy needs to stop. Surface HP is guided by the mid levels. It's the mid levels that allow storms to move up and out to sea. Not some high pressure at the surface.
  14. I hear drips dripping...I don't want to believe....I don't want to believe...
  15. His fear of subby is due to like arctic airmasses keeping the best forcing to his south. It's way too early too get cute with banding right now. My opinion is that overall I think he is in a decent spot. I'm thinking of the recent trends showing a better mid level look. It's way to early to talk about subby zones. We have no idea...hell the 12z HRRR tries to sleet here near 12z Thursday lol.
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