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weatherwiz

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  1. yeah def some sleet involved too...HRRR actually throwing up some 40-50+ dbz echos
  2. ehh I don't know about that. I think it really depends. Certainly from a preparation standpoint getting 8-10'' if only like 2 was forecast presents big problems with if like 8-10'' was forecast and 4-6'' fell...people start crying hype and "oh we didn't get as much as they said we would" "we never do" and blah blah blah
  3. true...I'm sure the 5 people who live there won't know the difference
  4. noooo we've gone like 5+ pages without a model snow map. don't tempt anyone
  5. Kinda sucks this is suck a quick mover. Might be tough to pull more than 10-12'' but if someone can rip 3-4''/hour rates for like 2 hours then it's very doable. But...there look to be some hints that the band could end up pivoting. Like it initially develops east, but then gets shifted west as the dynamical process continues to evolve and as the low pulls away it pivots back over eastern sections.
  6. GFS for ORH. Would be nice that that -40 could tickle the DGZ. Also should note the cobb technique spitting out some solid ratios under the band.
  7. If this doesn't get you in the mood for a white, wet crushing I don't know what does
  8. yeah that's what I'm thinking. maybe even early-to-mid morning for hills
  9. Nuts...you have an 80+ knot LLJ streak throwing copious moisture back into the CCB where 850 temps start crashing to around -5C
  10. during the height of it under the heaviest part of the band...that's is lift into the DGZ is maximized.
  11. I was thinking ratios maybe 12:1 - 13:1 if you can maximize the lift into the DGZ
  12. Widespread power issues are certainly a possibility here...thankfully trees are bare so not sure this will be as bad as say 2011 but this aspect should be addressed. Right when this band materializes places will flip from RA to +SN probably in the matter of 10-15 minutes.
  13. Great...well prepare for an incoming post about how winds of 90+ knots at H3 means 70-80 mph gusts at the sfc
  14. yeah NE CT gets into this as it cranks. I'll have to re-do my snow map from yesterday...pretty off as I had the jack in NW CT (damn it).
  15. damn it is going to rip under this, Look at this sounding. Looks like a nice MAUL too. Roof crushing, tree toppling stuff here
  16. I'm actually kinda pissed about this b/c I think I mentioned the other day but when I made my snow map earlier I completely didn't take that aspect into account.
  17. I feel like when this is the case the outcome is never good for us.
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