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March 2022 Obs/Disc: In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Butterfly
wx2fish replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in New England
Last year was pretty meh until the end of July and Aug. Noone wants 57F and drizzle on the 3rd of July again. Let's go wire to wire warm this summer. -
Solid squall. Better than last week, lasting longer.
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Nice to see it pounding on the Pittsburg webcams with a few inches down so far. Seems like this year has been lacking these arctic fropa 3-6"+ events for the upslope areas. This live feed is one of the best I've found up there.
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QPF was a big let down across SNH. Seems like most cocorahs reports are coming in .5-.75", well below the 1" that was pretty well locked across the board. Derry had 8" on 0.6" LEQ. Not what you'd expect in a swfe.
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That's a sweet band along the Canadian border in VT over to northern Coos Co. Mid-level goodies getting it done.
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There's some westerly moving echoes toward your area on TDWR. Wonder if CF has one mode push in before it crashes southeast later this afternoon
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As the stuff near Albany moves east it should fill in a bit, but the hrrr and rap favor N MA/SVT/SNH, before maybe rotating across E MA this evening
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I liked that general idea too near the CF, but so far models were too far west with that by a good bit.
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We've hit 8-12" in plenty of them in SNH. I agree capping it 10-12" though
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Yeah I was hoping we'd cruise into the 10-13" range with this one, but the thump didn't last long this morning. We should still tack on a few through this evening, but the high end totals aren't looking likely.
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Snowgrowth definitely comes and goes with intensity. Back to mixing in quarter sized flakes at the moment
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It was alot better earlier in the heavy echos. Pretty good stuff for a swfe. Been worse recently with lighter echoes. Hair under 6" here so far
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Absolutely pounding. Vis a couple hundred yards. Temp dropping. Down to 17F
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2-2.5" mdt-heavy snow. 19F
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I managed sneak 1F (68) above 2017 before CAA kicked in. I did hit 71F in 2017 on the 24th
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Ticks back out today, things are unkillable. Even with numerous sub-zero nights with fairly minimal snowcover, right back out during the first few warm days.
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High of 68.4, but clouding up now ahead of the front
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63 here too. We'll see if we can tack on another couple degrees. CAA starts kicking in during peak heating this afternoon, so we'll likely set our high around midday
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There's definitely a backdoor type boundary on some of the runs, with a little surface reflection offshore. I'd welcome another warm day, but we'll see what happens. Airmass is pretty cold in ME tomorrow morning, I bet those typical CAD haunts in NH and ME take quite a while to erode.
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Pretty big difference tomorrow between the nam/gfs and euro. Nam/gfs are pretty wedged most of the day, while the euro has much less CAD. I'd probably lean more wedged, but since most areas will spike by evening, it'll still go in the books as high in the 50s. Dendy might stay wedged into early Wednesday morning.
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Can we get a TDWR at MHT
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Kind of in no mans between radars now, but I think you'll be fine. Box is picking up some periphery stuff up into SW NH. Tough to get a good read yet though
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Lies, you'll be glued to radar later
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Seems like quite the mess up in Pittsburg. Lots of flooded trails from runoff, stuck sleds and some water rescues.
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Pretty classic looking swfe
