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Flatter and weaker is the scenario you want to avoid. Watch the 500mb charts. -
The problem is that some of today's model solutions are a trending towards a bit flatter than we ideally want to see for a system that has trended towards less impressive with regards to dynamics. We still have 24 hours to turn it around but a weak, sheared out system is definitely on the table. Let's hope we stabilize towards a model consensus for general 2-4" broadbrush across SNE. Nothing to write home about but a win for everybody with some lolli's.
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Unfortunately that weaker sauce scenario may set the table for the 10th to cut hard into the lakes. Still another day of model runs for this to come around but by tomorrow the sampling should be solid enough for us to have a good idea of what’s going to happen.
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Nice run for SW CT through Boston, a little stingy N of there but maybe some mid-level goodies for some to the NW. Don't really want to see this trending S tho'...
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Goal posts will be pretty well set by Thursday 12z.
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Yeah, maybe. I would rather see the thermals a degree or two cooler though but we get what we get.
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Yeah, long duration -SN is not going to get it done for a lot of folks.
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Don’t want a stronger follow up kicking it out too quickly though. During the day Sunday everybody will need to see some decent rates for a time to get a region wide 3-4”.
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Nor should anyone ever be but weenies gon’ weenie. Let’s see by tomorrow night if it is looking sheared out at all and what interference the trailing wave is creating.
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I’m always a little concerned with SE and weaker. Hopefully start to dial things in by this time tomorrow.
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That's obviosly not a final solution but that's a S of Pike special verbatim.
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This is why I’ve never understood people being superstitious about being in the bull’s-eye five or six days out. Who cares as long as you’re seeing a potential snowstorm modeled?
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I was living on the hill in Arlington and we lost power for at least a day.
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You would need 3”+ to get any flooding though.
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It’s not like whiff, whiff, cutter is a pattern unfamiliar to NE. Happens.
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Steady light rain and 39°. What a disaster week of weather. Have maybe seen an hour or three of sun in the past seven days. Brutal
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Should finally be some legit cold air to work with in the 2nd half of January. I wouldn't mind a wrecking ball SWFE that drops a foot of cement and then freezing drizzle. You know, something that looks like a massive cutter and then, 72 hours out, models start to morph into a South shunted primary, with a potent coastal developing under LI for a big interior snower. That kind of storm, hey?
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With veteran bands, even if their not so great albums, have great moments on them.
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Well, it’s better than the “Technical Ecstasy” disaster. They then brought Ronnie Dio in and just crushed it with “Heaven and Hell”. Sorry for the nit picky Black Sabbath diversion from weather talk. Nothing has changed in Greenfield all week, it’s been in the 40s with fog, clouds and occasional drizzle.
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Never Say Die is not their best effort, it’s not surprising they brought Dio in to replace Ozzy.
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We have not seen the sun in the valley for days.
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Close to 75" here, much of that since June 1st. That's basically 2 years of rain. Fortunately most of today's precipitation is South and East of here.
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Jeezuz, that’s a bit more than my average!
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What does your area average?
