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CT Rain

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  1. We were pretty close to that in Feb 2013.
  2. And given how much that is probably dendritic fluff that should. be easy 6"/hour rates.
  3. KBGM 170553Z AUTO 1/4SM +SN FZFG VV002 M09/M11 A2985 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 3/4 SLP136 P0040 60120 T10891106 11072 21089 58023 RVRNO Holy f*ck!!!
  4. The dry slot will fill in some. Cloud tops are coolling and there's plenty of goodies over NJ/E PA that will pivot east as the storm slides east.
  5. KDP is through the roof off OKX showing a tremendous amount of dendrites up in the snow growth layer across C/W Mass. Beautiful signature.
  6. Yup. Not one of their shining moments.
  7. When you expected snowfall matches up with the 90th percentile forecast you release too.... that's normally a bad sign.
  8. The HRRR loves the mid level warming. I'm going to toss that sleet prediction south of the Pike.
  9. Puking here. As of midnight I had 5.0" on the snow board with 0.38" liquid equivalent. KHFD 170453Z 02013KT 1/4SM +SN FZFG VV004 M05/M07 A3004 RMK AO2 SLP171 P0004 T10501067 410281067 KBDL 170451Z 02019KT 1/4SM R06/2000V2800FT +SN FZFG VV004 M06/M08 A3005 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 1/2 PRESFR SLP180 SNINCR 2/5 DRSN P0005 T10611078 410391083
  10. Yeah it's dangerous to set your low bound at 12" with the 700mb low overhead or north of you!
  11. As the mid level magic shifts toward Albany we're going to get low level stuff off the fire hose 850 jet. You can see the best 700mb frontogenesis forecing up toward Albany and S CT but SNE should see a lot of low level stuff continuing. 850s cool to near -10C for a while so we'll still get snow growth - just not dendrites. Will pile up eventually but sort of an ugly look on radar for a bit I think especially south.
  12. IR loop shows a lot of warming cloud tops over NJ and E PA. That's all low level junk on the 850mb jet over S NJ and such. May have some crap ratios for a while southern areas.
  13. GFS definitely hitting the ML goodies through the Berkshires back into NE PA
  14. The NAM is pretty far north with the 700mb low. Deform special for Albany into S VT and NH. Would like that south.
  15. The most intense part of this storm will be tonight 10 p.m.-1 a.m. around CT. Maybe we get a surge again just prior to daybreak again but the man stuff is going to be early on around here.
  16. Sweet run. Looks a little warm in boundary layer for SE areas with that low tucked in good. the QPF queen in me likes the run for sure lol
  17. Those streamlines are pretty funny looking when you compare them to the height pattern and wind fields.
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