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CoastalWx

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  1. I just have this nagging feeling in the back of my head. But, I can afford to wait until 12z stuff rolls in to add confidence. Just not sold a wide area of 12-18+ like some have.
  2. DOT does a good job. Roads will be snow covered, but I would not expect 6" ruts on them. Just snow packed. The T will probably have some delays, but should be ok. I would not expect a huge issue in the city on the roads. Good luck with the surgery.
  3. PF is right, it's going to be like skiing out west by the time St Patty's Day roles in. Deep deep snow.
  4. It's the mid levels, and that is thanks to the interaction of the nrn and srn stream s/w's. I dunno, I'm definitely not confident in big numbers at this time. I see a few Scooter flags that keep me in check for now. Yeah yeah....I know about banding and some lucky weenies who may get into it, but a wide area of 12-18+?? Not there yet.
  5. They are useless to the real world. People want to know what will happen, not what has a 10% chance of happening.
  6. https://rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/HRRR/Welcome.cgi?dsKey=hrrr_jet&domain=t3&run_time=12+Mar+2018+-+06Z
  7. These are just things to watch. Nobody needs to jump or only say "Cape storm." We'll see what 12z brings.
  8. I could see mid level magic well west. My issue is that if the main CCB is over the Cape, and you have a 15-20 mile wide band to the west, someone is going to get lower totals in between. Euro was a crusher, but these subtle shifts E or W will really have an effect.
  9. What you want to do is diagnose H7-H5 features and corresponding temps. Recall DGZ is -12 to -18C. Wherever that temp profiles lies need to have lift and RH. Sometimes it’s as low as 700mb, sometimes it’s above 600mb.
  10. I’m sure things will do what they always do. Euro op corrects a bit west and other guidance east. 70/30 compromise.
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