Chrisrotary12

Even the Canadian has zero snowfall accumulation through day 10 in SNE.....the EPS mean snowfall through day 15 for SNE is <2".  ~6 of the 51 members have any location in SNE with >6" of snow the next 15 days.

Wake me up for Christmas.

Suppression followed by a cutter. Get the toasters ready.

What happened to the 12/3 storm I was promised?

Boy if we had any cold air next week. Euro pops a nice coastal low near BM with tons of moisture for Sunday.

8 minutes ago, MaineJayhawk said:

I can't believe schools are closed for a 4 or 5 inch snowfall.  It's getting to where they call it if it's snowing when the buses are out

I was impressed last Friday when the kids only had a delay. We had somewhere around 6" and the kids were trudging through it on the side walks. Like the days of yore.

Just beautiful flakes right now.

Just now, dryslot said:

And your using the Sam Lilo design software i see.

Paint baby

Just now, ORH_wxman said:

I'd prob double amounts in N VT near jay peak/Stowe though. ML magic.

I'm still working on learning VT

Final Call

5 minutes ago, WxBlue said:

GYX was like this with the flip-flopping at times last year too. Hilarious stuff.

I'm in Nashua, so I am in GYX's CWA

The lack of consistency between shifts is amusing. I went from 7" to 4" to 8" in the last 3 updates (that I saw).

We thump. We slot.  We drizzle.

Slightly worried about this one in that the initial LP gets captured and tucked to Atlantic City. And in doing so the best WAA doesn't make it into SNE. For example, check the 6-hr QPF at hours 66 v 72. Long Island and the south coast get upwards of 0.75" of liquid between 60-66, while SNE is significantly less (half) between 66-72.

By worried I mean: we see hours of light snows and drizzle that barely accumulate instead of hours of accumulating snows.

However, I'm very curious to see what happens as the system goes out underneath us (or over the Cape) Friday afternoon. I mean look at this thing.

Logs in and reads through a few pages for first time in ~8 months. Reads the beef between Dendrite and poster(s) in the October model thread. Logs out for another month.

Interesting set-up today. Wonder if western CT can get in on something good.  Currently chilly up here in southern NH, doubt we get anything this far north.

Forcing on Wednesday looks a little too late unfortunately

If this mega band could start to pivot around to NW-SE then I might make a run at 2'.  

14 minutes ago, DomNH said:

I can't remember rotting in a band like this for as long as I have today. It won't budge. 

Where were you in Jan 2015?

Finally got into some good dendrites the last hour.  First 6 hours were crappy crystals.

LOL at this storm.  Two mega bands died on my doorstep and now the next one forms on my back porch.  Can't win. 

If our storm center wanted to magically start gaining some latitude that'd be great.

That metro west band dissolved faster than a thunderstorm crossing 495 in the summer.

Metro west band is dissolving.  It was slo close I could reach out and touch it.  Oh well.

2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Stick to your guns.

My sleepy brain when I woke up was like "Damn, screw zoned".

4 minutes ago, 512high said:

Chris, You still sticking with ur 10-15" for ASH, or back peddling?

When I woke up I was backpeddling......but now that that band is moving nw I think I have to stick with it.  (If we end up as the Pivot then look out)