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CoastalWx

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  1. The thing with these setups, and I’m not sure NYC and BOS are out of the loop from this, is that narrow but potent band of snow. There is some really good fronto and lift into the DGZ. Need to watch where That sets up. It may not be far from major cities.
  2. Edit, maybe similar. Noise more or less.
  3. Big test for the RGEM because I'm close to throwing that in a heap of trash. 3K NAM is nothing for most of us. Part of me thinks it may be more than what the 3K NAM has, but hi res RGEM is way overboard imo.
  4. 1-3. Spot 4 maybe in a narrow band SE of LWM-BDL. Not sure where that will be, but I liked my call from yesterday. May have to trim back LWM-BDL if the shift east keeps up.
  5. For someone who's funded well (at least I assume so) he's basing crap on GFS op products. All I need to see, is the EPS at 50mb and 10mb. Up until recently it showed the PV in the strat remaining concise and over in Siberia. End of story. Now, it's taking a few punches and coming back over to NAMR. Myself, a simple met with a bachelor of science, can see this. Why can't this guy?
  6. Yeah next week is one to watch. After that? Yeesh. Man it's threading the needle. PAC sort of goes to crap, but it may be serviceable for interior/NNE. Not a lot of confidence there.
  7. Absolute 100% fraud. End of story.
  8. Looks like Reggie is East as well although not like NAM.
  9. Yeah wagons SE I think. Still need to watch for a narrow band if heavier snow in the WWA zone, but the overall picture I think is more SE.
  10. I definitely don’t like seeing the two weenie models, RPM and NAM, so meager and East.
  11. Meager. 1-2 for you. 2-3” south of Boston.
  12. I actually thought NAM was good despite the qpf.
  13. 18z euro looks a little better. Wiz may need to take it up?
  14. It’s possible a narrow area could do well. That’s how these go. I’m just not sure I’d go more than 4” in a widespread area. Will fine tune tonight. The 700 fronto maps are pretty good. Snow growth is above that so we look from H7-H6 or so for lift. At H7, you can see stream lines converge over SNE. WSW winds vs more SW flow. This tightens thermal gradient and creates lift. That’s what you want to see. However, where does this line up? Is it progressive? Dry air below? These are all factors.
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