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powderfreak

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  1. Goes bonkers over E.MA. Oddly sort of skips over the middle ground between the early push west and then the east CCB.
  2. Full on torch there on 18z NAM. 850mb line goes NW of Kev in Tolland.
  3. Been having light snow off and on most of today so far up this way.
  4. Getting some good bumps up here lately. Most models now nearing 10”+.
  5. Can see the surface temps right now. Wet bulbs will be cold enough. Upper 20s to mid 30s across New England.
  6. You guys are glutton for punishment. Hard or unpleasant thoughts… eager to find fault. Both of you have the chance of a windy few inches of paste, with higher upside.
  7. This is just a wave of moisture moving inland, thermals determine p-type. Big precipitation events are largely made up of atmospheric water going inland and then switching direction to the north and west, dragging that atmospheric water back out to sea.
  8. The ensemble plot is only going to show the lowest pressure too. Given the shape of the ensemble mean surface pressure… it’s obvious there is a lot of spread. Prolonged easterly flow seems most likely to the north and west of the lows.
  9. The models are signaling a strong elevation event for the interior hills. The lower elevations and coastal plain will depend on exact evolution and precip rates. Take 6-7:1 ratio in the lower elevation snow column, and 8-10:1 ratio in the higher elevation. Adjust map as needed.
  10. Dude, so consistent there for you & company. Northern ORH County on each and every model run. The ratios also have an actual shot at 10:1 there too. East flow does upslope and leads to forced parcel ascent cooling there. Every few tenths of a degree of cooling will make a big difference in these marginal events. Low level air rising over you vs sinking over you, will define the event IMO.
  11. Like the places in the Midwest that verify blizzard with no snow falling.
  12. Terrible idea. Skip DDH and up into the hills like Woodford or eastern slopes.
  13. And yet still care enough to be watching the thread all afternoon
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