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radarman

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  1. Tend to agree because I'm hoping/thinking deformation comes west of (some) progs, but if not there's a pretty good chance we baking powder as we did in 2015.
  2. Maybe I'm missing something but it looks like ~.7" of QPF here and that map printing out like 20" of snow? Maybe if all .7" were under a ripping deffy band ok, but if deffy is east .7 qpf might yield 7".
  3. It`s possible this heavy band of snow may pivot as far west as eastern CT/RI into the Worcester Hills. Definitely seems like one forecaster is thinking Jan 2015. If deffy doesn't get past ORH take em down in the valley. I don't buy it though. Expecting 10-14" here with mostly upside.
  4. the 3km nam snakes some really dry air down the valley which seems unrealistic compared to the other models. May at least partially explain the sharp cutoff.
  5. 12z overall takeaways less dragging the energy out of the sw better northern stream phasing maybe a little less confluence unclear surface structure
  6. Also, esp in the Berks they'll likely start snowing tomorrow night and snow off and on til Sunday with the approaching n stream dynamics and the available moisture. Hi ratio stuff too. I'm thinking 3-6" anyway even if the slp happened to go well east. Nam has been bullish on the convective processes, which we like to see.
  7. Jan 2011 was quite good in the valley albeit ramping up going east. Anyway, such is our climo, we get a little cut of action to the west and to the east with the occasional planetary alignment megaband.
  8. It's been pretty cold here too, probably -2 for Jan. Most pond ice is 8-12" thick even at the valley bottoms. Anyway these three were enjoying it and I was happy for them.
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