CoastalWx

Hey, that at least produced lol.

Good system on the gfs, but a bit outside for the 6th.

It’s there man. Many peeps know. Right where it drops to 3 lanes on 93N.

I’d rather get rid of that first system for the 6th, but I think the 6th is low chance.

When the wind is like SW…..it’s awful lol.

Stay away from 93 part near Wilmington. There's a hog farm there I guess. It stinks to high heaven in the Spring when you drive by.

I would like to lock in the end of days solution towards the end of the 6z GFS.

That's a nice CT nipple low on the 00z euro. Where have we seen that?

I want to get a wood stove, but curious about the best ways to distribute the heat. So I have a 12" space between ceiling and various entry ways between rooms. I'm worried that the heat gets "trapped" by the 12" space and does not make its way around the house. Is this an unwarranted fear? I knew someone that cut open vents to allow the heat to go upstairs, but I would rather not do that. Just curious on others thoughts. I would either put it in where my current fireplace exists, or have a smaller stove in our addition that acts as a living room. Or, I could get an insert for my current fireplace. Curious as to what makes sense.

EPS means pulls it up by the Cape, but overall a decent look, especially near MA/NH border north. There's going to be some model struggles.

Yeah, some members are like this while others focus later in week. Hopefully it means we have a couple of opportunities and maybe get something.

Just saw the good stuff roll in, not sure why it was delayed. Yeah that would be interesting.

Latitude.

GFS trying day 7.

Latitude will matter for sure.

They pee.

That's too low for both. Exeter should be close to 70 easily and Epping maybe 5" more.

Haha Occasional. OCNL is used in weather. My bad.

I like the GFS spitting out ocnl bombs. Like the 6z GFS. Maybe not snow for many, but at least we all lose power.

EPS actually is a great look for places near Dryslot to Lakes region etc and on west.

6z EPS reminds me of Schwoegler backlash talk. That low wants to scoot out, but another s/w is diving into the trough and keeping the low hanging back. Kind of like that youtube clip I like to post of him back in December '95 talking about another piece of energy coming down and reinvigorating the precip.

Last year was also the winter of retreating highs. That helps the marine air penetrate further inland. A decent high position would have resulted in much different weather where you are. We have friends that live in Exeter, but formerly Epping. I recall one time back in 2013 right when I got to 101 there was just a semblance of frozen translucent crust. As I looked west on 101 from that spot, I could see the snow cover maybe 2 miles away. So I know what you mean with the sharp gradients.

As you go further north the marine influence generally is less in coastal storms. Once you get to your latitude the coastal fronts are pinned much closer to the coast. Obviously every situation is different, but many times cstl fronts stay near 95 near your latitude and north.

Obviously N and W of the metro area have a better shot. Just speaking more around BOS.

I’d still watch next week too, especially interior. I just peaked at some EPS clusters and there’s definitely some wintry members.