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powderfreak

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  1. Yeah this could be completely wrong. For posterity… crazy late inning modeling shitstain.
  2. You guys get smoked before that though… that’s just a snapshot to show where the HRRR thinks the western band ends up. S.CT looks like it rocks several hours earlier than the BOS crowd.
  3. Ha, GYX read @dendrite’s posts and said well give ya something you haven’t seen before. Although the extreme coastal zones should probably see some blizzard warnings under 12” sprinkled in over the years.
  4. Yeah I can’t pinpoint an event but feel like I’ve seen either BTV, BGM or BUF do it… St Lawrence Valley down into western NY/Lakes region or something like that. But yeah can’t remember it further east.
  5. You don't think so? Interesting. Maybe I'm thinking more like western NY or something out of BUF. I feel like we've seen them for 6-12" and high wind.
  6. Yeah I didn’t read the warning, just that I’d be confident in blizzard conditions with the winds even at 4-8” and half an inch per hour. Looking at the timing, they probably started that process after the 12z NAM came out like 90 minutes ago anyway.
  7. Did the GFS not show blizzard conditions? Looks like it had high winds and snowfall, no? The snow amount is irrelevant.
  8. It’s got like 0.50” QPF per hour for a couple panels, ha.
  9. Had 7.5” at 1500ft and about the same at 3,000ft. No change with elevation in this one. Even town was close to that.
  10. Jesus Christ… that coastline swath of 2+ inches of potential SWE, lol.
  11. Nice refresher. It had been a little while. Looks snowy outside.
  12. @WxWatcher007 are you in SLK? Saw the ASOS had 0.37” SWE in two hours at 28F. 7.5” reported from there in like 4-5 hours.
  13. This is some heavy snow, probably pushing 2”/hr though going to be over in a couple hours it seems.
  14. Models are hellbent on 0.50-0.75" QPF... but man that is a narrow field of precip. It's already done in SYR and getting through ALB... and is probably still an hour or two away from starting here. Not sure I've seen such a narrow warm front try to put down that quick of a QPF burst.
  15. Locally here in the MVL topography, we went from 0F this morning, to 42F this afternoon, and back down to 14F this evening. A 42-degree diurnal rise, then a 28-degree drop within a few hours of sundown. Classic for high pressure overhead for this time of year. What a day in NNE. Valley radiators mount up for large swings.
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