CoastalWx
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Meat is good. I don't fear it either. I fear -RA. Hopefully thump and a slight CJ in the evening offset that.
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That is true. LOL, wonder how that will be spun.
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But the press.....
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RGEM looked like it ticked north, but again the general theme is a better thump to start. Looks like I turn to a bit of -RA regardless before back to snow in the evening.
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Yeah EPS isn't torchy with HP nosing in and probably one of those shallow mixing scenarios.
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I agree with CT. WIll be good thump there for sure. Sometimes you have that with a secondary area like north of the pike with the mid level forcing.
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You were stealing Ray and dendy's snow.
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We said it would come north to get areas north of the pike and it did. The guidance was bouncing around and I mentioned this in passing because it was amusing to see it. Lots of movement.
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I thought we all did a good job saying the euro was probably too far south and we expected it to come north. I know multiple people have said that except for one person in Tolland Connecticut.
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Ain't going that far, but puke. Thanks srn storm.
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Euro op is all out fugly. Yeesh.
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Time to update your sig on monthly meh.
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Too bad the PAC goes to crap for next weekend. Big storm across the deep south. Have fun in FL, snowbirds.
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It's why EC soundings would be awfully nice.
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I don't think so. I don't think anyone near and NW of 128 sniffs 32. It won't be high ratio stuff though.
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That area near Ray to BED and adjacent srn NH look good.
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Congrats on another lame storm.
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Yeah nice front thump. Taint and a little rain before back to some -SN.
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It’s really cold at 900 MB. That to me tells me that there could be a lot of sleet a little further south than some of those freezing rain algorithms have.
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Best for your dad jay.
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Looks like wagons north a bit on the NAM.
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Models aren't perfect with it, so they'll always be some issues. However, I'm not sure I would plan on a forecast bust in 2019 just prior to an event, because of convection.
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I fully planned on a 3hr commute at worst. I had no choice, but to leave at 2 when shift ends. Who on Earth would think it takes 8+hrs for like 26 miles.
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But models do simulate convection. So while the process is real to a point, this isn't 1995 and guidance not handling convection properly. It would have to completely miss the mark on this.
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Roughly 8-8.5 hrs on the road. I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
