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CT Rain

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. GFS definitely hitting the ML goodies through the Berkshires back into NE PA
  4. The NAM is pretty far north with the 700mb low. Deform special for Albany into S VT and NH. Would like that south.
  5. 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.
  6. 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
  7. Those streamlines are pretty funny looking when you compare them to the height pattern and wind fields.
  8. I strongly approve of the 700mb low track on the GFS.
  9. We've reached peak "north trend" New England forum.
  10. I've only seen the mean on wxbell - wish they had more products available.
  11. Thinking about a generic 8-16" statewide right now. Just not enough confidence to pin down best banding.
  12. I feel like the synoptics on the GFS were pretty similar but the evolution of the WCB and associated QPF was way different. Probably wrong. But I do think shearing out the shortwave and letting convection go wild can do some weird things. The NAM, on the other hand, just does the classic huge jump NW with the southern stream.
  13. Nice call. The southern stream shortwaves always like to come in amped and NW. I guess my biggest concern was always that this thing would get shredded and weaken some as it moved east to prevent the big totals in SNE.
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