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January 7th/8th Storm Discussion


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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Yeah I saw that. Almost seems like the nose of the 850 jet helps, and then just lingering weak frontogenesis with the s/w passing through. Looks like Currier and Ives stuff.

Cool stuff... you can see it here on the GFS. little max of the LLJ and some nice convergence over CT. That is like a 25:1 topper on top. 

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2 minutes ago, db306 said:

Ryan is that upward motion you are referring to over central and western CT?

Yeah pretty far to the west in CT. That map ois showing wind speed so from New Bedford to New Haven you have quite a bit of convergence as the wind speed slows down... basically forcing air parcels to pile up. This low level convergence = rising motion. 

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7 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Yeah pretty far to the west in CT. That map ois showing wind speed so from New Bedford to New Haven you have quite a bit of convergence as the wind speed slows down... basically forcing air parcels to pile up. This low level convergence = rising motion. 

Gotcha.....thanks!  Whats your initial thoughts at this point for CT?

 

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Just now, CT Rain said:

Yeah pretty far to the west in CT. That map ois showing wind speed so from New Bedford to New Haven you have quite a bit of convergence as the wind speed slows down... basically forcing air parcels to pile up. This low level convergence = rising motion. 

So if the GFS is correct, here in the Newtown - Danbury area could see lingering snowfall later tomorrow?

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