wx2fish
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5.0". Probably mod now with icy flakes
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Rate is back up in this MA border band. Flakes are still pretty icy though
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I think we can still add a little but itll become mroe rate dependent. Those echoes to southwest are the ones to watch as they build ENE. Hrrr/Rap both still enhance those across southern NH for a few hours later this morning.
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A little over 4.5" so far
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Looks like the 18z euro juiced it up a little more
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Don't hate it either. If tomorrow's ccb stuff actually pans out I could see higher totals, but Ive been thinking 6-9" here.
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12km went pretty wild for SNH, 3km more tame though
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Nam juiced up the thump a bit in SNH
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Pretty wild tomorrow with the ccb too. Still hard to buy, but that would be a wild couple hour ending
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Nam is pretty good tomorrow in eastern Rockingham into SW ME
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Soundings for SNH are well below freezing through the column on the hrrr. My guess is the sleet coloring on the maps is showing up from a dry dgz with lower level lift. Could just end up crap flakes vs sleet, but there is a ton of dry air aloft.
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That's a pretty violent finish for SNH on the hrrr. Well see what the other mesos look like
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Looks like the AFN coop is at 52"
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Unless we get a full gfs look, the dgz dries right out after 15z. So, I'd agree there
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Still pretty ugly, but south and better for SNH and NE MA.
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Even if sniffed something out here, loop the last 3-5 runs for around ORD. Absolutely brutal performance
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Meanwhile, 3k looks a little snowier here than 12z
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Differences for ORD have been comical. Most everything else trended toward a meh event and the nam still hammers them. It was a trend south out there tho.
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Kraft gone wild there sat.
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Atleast the meat of the thump is night/early. I could see it struggling more on Sat if the CCB is more meh. Unlike the other day, this one will atleast have some northerly drain, albeit a crappy airmass.
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Still a pretty good thump for SNH into NE MA on the front end on NAM. Mid level warmth hits a wall
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I'll lock that run. What a slam
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The Thursday system is looking a little more interesting across central NH into southern ME. 0z GFS is pushing warning amounts. Nam wasn't as interested, but the hrrr went wild.
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1.8" -sn/sn. Temp spoked to 32F as the CF moved through
