wx2fish
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Surprising steady snow this morning. Tacking on some fluff
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Should be a good one for the radiators tonight. High crests over NNE at the right time, just have to keep high clouds at bay.
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I'm guessing 15-17". The Hudson Coop is at 15.5" and I've measured 16". That site avg is 33.7" ytd, so tracking about 40-50% of normal, but up from the 10% in mid Jan.
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2.3" of paste after 0.38" of rain. Went about as expected on the snow side.
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~1.5". Still coming down pretty good.
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Flipped here a few miles north of MA border within the past 20 min.
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Checked a few min ago and I'm over 0.3". No shortage of qpf. 50/50 mix now
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Definitely seems rate dependent. Getting beat back in the heavier stuff and rising north in the lighter stuff
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Gonna have to wait a few more hours. Probably post 7-8pm around here. Maybe a little earlier the bigger bands/bright banding southwest moves in starts dynamically cooling things.
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Gone wild. Wish I could trust it, but the trends are atleast favorable. Hoping for a couple here just north of the MA border.
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Still quite a bit of sleet mixing in here south of MHT. 36
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Probably just saturating aloft, but some sleet and catpaws. 36F
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GFS is definitely more interesting next week. Warmer SWFE type look with a weak secondary. Would atleast keep the interior colder
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It's pretty warm aloft today. Highs will depend on how much mixing there is. If there's light rain around this afternoon it'll cap them, if its dry it wouldn't be hard to pop near 40 for alot of areas. CAA really doesn't start til after 23-0z
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Hrrr still blasting 45 to MHT by midday before the precip moves in. Seems high, but alot of us are gonna drip
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Good stretch for the pope's busting 2mt maps. Dry adiabatic lapse rates half the month overshooting model temps. Might be one reason the AIFS scores well with temps, sometimes anyway. It handled this upcoming event pretty poorly with qpf, so the jury is still out on it overall I think.
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6z Nam and hrrr cooled back off from the torched 0z runs. Hopefully keep it up at 12z.
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Plenty of qpf there, just a torch
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Nam(s) are both pretty solid north of route 2. Decent agreement the snow line starts accelerating south after 0Z, but the euro is real lean vs the nam/gfs after the flip.
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Euro tries for a little Sandbar Scott on the 7th. Could easily end up more wedged, but warm verbatim. Monday also looks sneaky downslope dandy-ish. Probably see a few 50F in the warm spots.
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It's close, but that's a pretty solid thump SNH down to maybe down to your area. I think there will be a decent fronto band and pretty meh outside where the sets up
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The AIFS was by far the best model for temps today in the day 3/4 timeframe. I still don't entirely trust it for precip/storms, but at times it seems very good for temps/500 heights.
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2.5" here too
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Even our best ones down here are normal squalls for the NW side of the mountains
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31". The gyx pns is 28-33". Not sure where 42" came from
