wx2fish
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It'll be interesting so see how your area does on those sneaky NW flow uplsope events. I'm guessing pretty well. Its Pittsburg's bread and butter. I'm sure your location is better synoptocally, but they do really well on the surprise 6-12"+ powderfreak specials. The type of pattern where every fropa drops 3-6"+
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Yeah like I said in the NNE thread, my uncle is basically on the east side of Ragged and he had a pretty crazy pack. If measured every 6hr I suppose its possible, but it does seem to stand out.
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2" more leq than you, must be the Ragged cloud
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My uncle lives in Andover, but straight line less than 2 miles from Ragged on the east side of the mountain. He measured 35" in the front yard at the end, and said the snow was 8" from the top of a 4ft dog fence in the backyard. So, I would assume anything mid-upper 30s is reasonable there as a peak depth. But, like Dendtrite said, the leq of that Danbury total seems out of whack. So, I'd like to know how that was measured.
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That definitely is interesting. I only pulled NYC when the peak LLJ was overhead, and it was pretty inverted
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Obviously pointless analyzing soundings this far out...but they are pretty inverted
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Definitely a little CAD on the front end in NNE. That run is a pretty short torch up there
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Severe thread on Xmas?
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I think MarkO posted something like 12.5 from Lowell
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I'm in Windham now, but measured once at the end 9.8".
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I think those are valid points. Its definitely a possibilty when the mid-level deformation ends up to the W/NW. It doesn't always happen...but it can and does. We've had a pretty good run with deformation bands the past several years in the ORH-ASH corridor, probably due for a relative porking.
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I see a 40" spot on the PNS for Andover...considering my uncle measured 35" at the end, its believable to me. He also said that might be conservative. Meanwhile, a measy 10" down here.
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My uncle in Andover, NH measured a new 35" depth
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There was a light glimmer of hope around 18z yesterday when the nam shifted south, but by 0z it was game over Sloppy seconds but finally back to a burst of +SN here
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Ouch, your gonna take the golden pork award. Around 9" here and I thought I was doing bad.
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Yeah here too now. Slot closed up enough for a tease, now back to watching it rip 5 miles north.
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On the edge but back to mdt snow. Center of the slot seems to have shifted to near 495 for now
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My uncle in Andover just texted me 26", right on your numbers.
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It was consistently on the northern edge of guidance the last couple days too.
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Whats your total so far? I may of missed it. My uncle in Andover has been pretty much ground zero too.
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Beat me to it
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Both would rip up to your area verbatim, but I'd probably shave back that qpf output some.
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NAM pretty much hammers everyone. Both 12k and 3k went absolutely wild for SNH
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Active mid December with multiple event potential
wx2fish replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Great looking NAM run for SNH. A few miles south from 12z with the ML banding. -
Active mid December with multiple event potential
wx2fish replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
A better look with a more intact WCB, and better band placement around here. Would help avoid major subby issues.
