Hoth
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This thing is already looking awesome on satellite. -
Yeah, but relative to what that storm produced elsewhere, it was nothing.
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Yes, but was not a big snow producer in the Boston area.
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Correction.
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Don't think it's that different than the GFS. Not that one should look at that one either.
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That was a fairly significant tick NW on the GFS.
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It's welcome to stay as long as it wants.
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Ryan mentioned a "fluffy foot" in banding in w/c CT. We humbly would accept!
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Does it not look like it's just pouring in the backside of the southern stream? Doesn't look like a kicker to me.
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Liking the fluff factor possibility back here. Pile that on top of whatever cement is left.
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One more last minute tick west at 0z and it's go time.
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Northern stream looks a little more southwest initially.
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Probably the only nor'easter to put up a 50" spot in CT.
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I have been saying this since last night, but figured it was just my weenie hallucination.
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It's a much easier pill to swallow when you've just put up a double digit snow.
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Sullivan's?
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I really thought it was gonna tuck in more for a second there. Oh well. We wait until 1:45.
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Some pretty nice FGEN in central-western CT there. Perhaps the confluence between the PV anomalies lending an assist?
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http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/exper/?parms=global-northernhemi-08-48-0-100-1&checked=map
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We'll just set our expectations low and hope for a surprise. I mean, that PNA is pumped, the block is holding steady and the trajectory on the n/s energy seems more north/south to me.
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Really? I hadn't looked too closely. I thought 850s were plenty cold even there.
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Well, first off, congrats to NoPoles and Jimmy for finally catching a break. Second, my visual hallucinations continue. Looks to me like the n/s is already starting to slip down the backside of the s/s. I just keep thinking, "how is this not coming more west?"
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If I had no access to model data and could only see the northern hemisphere water vapor loop, I'd think we were all in for a trouncing. But alas...
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Yes, that's a very conditionally unstable atmosphere there.
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My brain totally replaced Arugulas with an anatomical feature. I was thinking, "I didn't know Electric Blue had opened a branch there."
