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bristolri_wx

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  1. The HRRR still makes the finale for this storm interesting for the coastal plain. Pinwheeling the phasing lows south through Mass. Bay and the Cape. Just to the west of that things will be quite "violent" for a few hours... We are in the HRRR wheelhouse now inside of 12 hrs so lets see how well it forecasts this...
  2. Usually it's the next model runs after all the data is ingested.
  3. They probably have just as much interest as we do as to why the models can't figure this one out in a more agreeable way. Perhaps extra data can assist... The storm is going to be affecting several million people in some way.
  4. Forecasting weather is not my day job, so with that caveat, it's definitely interesting to see a storm that's actually starting where the models can't come to a consensus on a 12-36 hour snowfall forecast. Amazing.
  5. It's looking like the coastal plain is kinda cooked on this one. My expectation will be for a surprise if we get some snow as the storm moves east rather than disappointment in not getting the snow others are receiving. Not surprising considering it's mid-March and there's really not much arctic air around.
  6. It's in 24 hour increments. They don't have total snowfall maps for HREF, at least not for the price I want to pay ($0). First map is 12z Mon to 12x Tue, the second is 12z Tue to 12Z Wed.
  7. You can see why the bust potential in both directions exists. It's warmth vs rates. Probably anywhere in the coastal plain that's close to freezing and gets under a heavy band risks switching over to very heavy wet snow as it brings the cold down to the surface. And at the same time, the warmth could win out and that's just all heavy rain. Challenging forecast!
  8. https://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/users/verification/headlines/acc_31days/
  9. Could be but if you switch the maps back two days it's been consistently on the low side for snow for most of eastern new england. Had more in western parts a day or two ago but has scaled that back.
  10. I think it's the thermal profiles. 2m and 925mb is warm for most of the storm, so its seeing rain.
  11. Point taken, but that looks more like an output error on TT because it's on the edge of it's data domain than the model itself. Same frame on NE view:
  12. The herp has some big winners and big losers (coastal plain)...
  13. The Canadian models have been consistent. So they need to be weighed this time around a little more than usual. And going back several years, the Canadian models have "hit" on storms in the past. Just not as many as the Euro or the GFS.
  14. And just like that 00z models start rolling in and it's a slightly different story than 18z...
  15. I wouldn't give up on larger numbers south of the pike just yet. Would like to see one or two more outputs of garbage before locking that in. Still lots of atmospheric uncertainty...
  16. I haven’t checked in for a few days… excited to see the models for early next week… then this…
  17. Heavy pingers mixed with rain here, 33. It’s a loud night between the sleet and the wind gusts…
  18. I know I know, and I’m grateful we will get some winter weather in March. It was born during a March snowstorm according to my parents. Just wishing it showed up earlier if for anything to show being an optimist for late Jan and parts of Feb wasn’t a total miss!
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