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Enhanced area of fronto right across eastern Mass DGZ pretty deep too

Could see some thunder Thursday morning

Definitely coming down more moderate now with terrific snow growth.

Snow coming down. On the light side but pretty good snow growth

Such a great sight to see

5.5'' here!!!

What a way to spend a winter storm!!! Bruins on the left computer, weather stuff on the center, Tecmo Super Bowl on the right, and watching the snow out the window!!!!

woah is that what thundersnow looks like?

Feeling a bit more confident that convection is going to help us...for once. Look at this 850 fronto with that...if that can continue to fill in we're definitely going upper range

SNOW JUST STARTED!!!!!!!

Radar looks cute but ground obs are nada I'm very impatient

Beautiful, thank you! Going to get it now.

I do use wunderground but weatherTAP seems much better. I think I'll get weatherTAP too. I've always liked it. Does it come with an access code? I would try and install on personal/work computer.

is that weatherTAP radar free or paid service? I wish sometimes Radarscope would offer some regional or sub regional radar looks.

Initial band looking quite healthy with some hefty 700 fronto. Expecting it to be ripping here any moment

yeah wild looking cells, one with the TDS. Really intrigued to see how this convection impacts things downstream. It does have me nervous

18z NAM around BDL (or some place in Hartford County). Even a bit of a MAUL. Could certainly help with intense rates for a bit of a time

Well I guess now is a good time to start watching radar trends across OH and PA...which is actually fun because there is some severe weather involved. TDS near Carlisle, OH. Hopefully the radar blossoms beautifully in the upcoming hours

12z GFS bufkit for BDL. This is pretty damn solid. Pretty impressive ratios too with that heavier lift EDIT: Ratios as high as 13:1 to 15:1 with that

Hello summer

Most probably melts before then anyways

Yup...problem too is you really can't incorporate those type of processes into a forecast map. I guess the best thing you can do is hedge more towards the conservative side and then stress there is potential for some localized higher amounts.

Yup...that has been the consensus pattern we've been in which has continued to favor de-amplifying systems and cutter types with weakening QPF just due to decaying dynamics. It is a pleasure to see QPF increasing this close out and this is a big thanks to some increasing dynamics as the storm sort of re-evolves (so to speak). I am still a bit nervous about this though, especially with the signals of this being more convective in nature (as clarification speaking regarding Connecticut, obviously there are processes which occur further east which compensate).

This is why those things are just ridiculous. I'll admit, they have value in the short-term (as in <24-hours) and can be useful with picking up local maxima's/minima's and gradients, but anything beyond this term...it's just ridiculous, especially in medium-range. All they do is elicit merely unrealistic expectations and the hype train leaves the station and then eventually derails when reality sets in.

6z right around BDL...pretty solid. Start to get dry air seeping into the DGZ by 9z though. But it's pretty juicy