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  1. weatherwiz
    Do any vendors use cobb technique for displaying snowfall accumulations or is 10:1 and Kuchera the methods of choice?
  2. weatherwiz
    what a f'ing disaster driving down 91 this morning. Thankfully I use maps so I was aware of the accidents and did detours but people are freaking ridiculous. Driving 80 mph and swerving in/out of lanes.
  3. weatherwiz
    will you be pulling the trigger on any blizzard warnings?
  4. weatherwiz
    yeah it shuts things off pretty quickly with the best lift north
  5. weatherwiz
    Looking pretty good for a several hour period of 1''+ rates in Portland. This can sometimes be a bit wonky at times with snowfall but this would be disastrous when combined with the wind
  6. weatherwiz
    That is very possible. I wonder if we see blizzard warnings fly with the afternoon packages
  7. weatherwiz
    It is going to be wild in Portland and especially west during the early morning
  8. weatherwiz
    yup going to be interesting to watch that evolve later on
  9. weatherwiz
    Not too long until we start seeing those
  10. weatherwiz
    This is why the P-type maps can suck too and not great to use. Given how cold it is aloft, combined with some dry air, it isn't surprising many are seeing sleet or sleet mixing in.
  11. weatherwiz
    60% of the time I go conservative every time
  12. weatherwiz
    given the steep lapse rate you would think the neat sfc freezing temp is probably a very shallow layer and then quickly cooling but yeah there certainly is room to cool the column further. Can you recall seeing a winter storm potential where bufkit was spitting out 65-70 knots atop the mixed layer? I'm sure it's happened but that seems quite anomalous for these parts.
  13. weatherwiz
    NAM bufkit for PWM early Thursday morning. This is a true blizzard. Blizzard for the ages
  14. weatherwiz
    The best use the snow maps will be for this storm is printing out thousands and thousands of copies and using the paper to help keep wood stoves and fire pits going with the mass power outages coming to those up north.
  15. weatherwiz
    been there, done that
  16. weatherwiz
    Coastal areas are going to get rocked by wind and even into the interior. Low-level lapse rates are quite steep. I wonder if coastal Maine/New Hampshire could gusts 70-80 mph.
  17. weatherwiz
    This area is going to get demolished if this verifies. check out how long the banding just sits and rots over this area.
  18. weatherwiz
    portions of extreme northern New England could even tack on another multiple...perhaps several inches of snow Friday
  19. weatherwiz
    Thunder sleet still on the table. Hope we get lase rates like this in the next few months
  20. weatherwiz
    Well technically you're under the purple since 5,000 feet is still above you
  21. weatherwiz
    This is some insane inflow ~80 knots feeding into -7C to -8C air at 850...oh my
  22. weatherwiz
    That is one wonky thermal profile from like 800mb to 660mb or so. Looks like the NAM is trying to dynamically cool the column though on the 12z run around 42hr?
  23. weatherwiz
    Fair
  24. weatherwiz
    Because it's not the final solution. Certainly it doesn't bode well for borderline areas but subtle changes (in either direction) could be huge.
  25. weatherwiz
    gotcha...should have been more clear. Meant it could be good for those riding the line as it at least keeps them in the game, it doesn't completely end hope (accounting for the possibility of more favorable ticks).
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