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HIPPYVALLEY

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  1. That qpf cut off between Northern and Southern Worcester County is huge.
  2. It’s different with every coastal system, but it’s definitely a real phenomenon. Arctic Sand is always a possibility for parts of the Pioneer Valley during a raging coastal.
  3. You’ll do better than that. This really isn’t our storm, just hope for some good deformation with good growth. Set the bar at being happy with 8”-10” in Brattleboro and you should be fine.
  4. It will be interesting to see how this area does with stronger winds out of the northeast. Not really the direction the trees are used to.
  5. I think those winds are overdone for Western areas. Obviously overdone for the Valley, but I think we always build that caveat in. Also wondering how much dry air is gonna get pushed down through the valley if we get sustained winds over 20mph? Interested to see how high Kevin and some of the higher Connecticut spots gust. You should be howling pretty good at your location.
  6. There will be a fronto band pretty far west, impossible to predict where.
  7. Your area has always been a lock for something pretty special.
  8. Could scrap for a couple of inches mid week here and then maybe a modest paste dump Friday night?
  9. The cut off is going to be most impressive. I could see Albany and Bennington getting 1”-3”.
  10. Anyway, I’m done with modeling for this one. Lots of radar watching tonight. Fingers crossed for 10”+ here not 3”-4” of Arctic sand…
  11. The issue will be for WOR a move of 50 miles makes a sensible difference. You are a lot further south than me so should almost be guaranteed double digits there. Again, though, I won’t discount deformation band potential for either of us.
  12. Your area could be anywhere from 15”- 25” You and Pops are gonna spend a lot of time watching and debating radar returns. All about the banding.
  13. Eastern areas would be shut down from snow and power outages.
  14. I do think there’s a shot for my area to get a few hours of decent deformation, which is what will be needed to get us into double digits here. Some of the model showed banding pretty far west over the interior.
  15. That seems a little bold based on modeling, especially coming from BOX. They are usually fairly conservative with snowfall amounts over the interior.
  16. I mean, it’s hard to ignore the globals, but the meso’s holding firm is obviously in our favor. You’re in a pretty good spot. I’ve seen this dance before out this way so I keep my expectations in check.
  17. GFS seemed faster and kept the best rates over the Cape and extreme SE areas.
  18. I’m more concerned about Ineed20” and his mental well being if this slides east,
  19. The big variable will be how wound up and compact this gets, and how fast it ends up moving. That will be the difference for widespread amounts over 20 inches. I think the 15”-20” is most reasonable call for Eastern areas. I’ll be happy if Greenfield can crack 10”.
  20. It’s been light, small flakes all morning in Greenfield. Setting the mood.
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