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Sunday SWFE..Monday Coastal?


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1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

Guidance can be wrong by 50+ miles into go time--even the euro--particularly with these really dynamic systems. 

i see a lot better shot of this going south with weaker slower development than south and then rapid deepening and a thunderous CCB enveloping PVD-PSM but we will know in a moment

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Just now, CoastalWx said:

Just telling what it shows. Still gets ern areas after 6z. Could be nasy from like 9z-15z.

Yeah it's still a pretty decent hit actually. It's just that it is slightly east of 00z which was a bit weaker than 12z yesterday. 

I think tomorrow morning is going to be nasty in E MA but I'd lean like 2-4" from CCB instead of another 6-8". Maybe Essex county can get a bit more. They seem to be in a good spot for it. 

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2 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah it's still a pretty decent hit actually. It's just that it is slightly east of 00z which was a bit weaker than 12z yesterday. 

I think tomorrow morning is going to be nasty in E MA but I'd lean like 2-4" from CCB instead of another 6-8". Maybe Essex county can get a bit more. They seem to be in a good spot for it. 

That's what I am thinking. But darn...if only that were 50 miles SW...lol.

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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

That's what I am thinking. But darn...if only that were 50 miles SW...lol.

I guess we'll see. That's still a pretty dangerous spot for a deepening H5 low. Could be some surprises with this. It could also be one of those "lingerers" where steady snow lasts deeper into Monday afternoon than we think. Like steady half inch per hour stuff. Who knows though...nowcast it will be. 

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6 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Sweet Ray, add in ratios 

Yeah, I think this worth mentioning. I don't think we'll see crazy 15:1 or better ratios anywhere but I can see a little better than 10:1 (like 11-12:1) as you go farther N and W from Boston. I said it earlier but the soundings look pretty good and there is decent lift in the DGZ.

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7 minutes ago, BRSno said:

Crazy the difference a few miles makes. Been downtown most of the morning with mostly snow, and the roomie in Eastie says barely any snow yet. 

Have a feeling BOX will bust with it's 12-18" for BOS. Feeling pretty confident for 6-12" though.

Been all rain here the past few hours. BOS actually dropped to 34. Once this stuff moves in I will probably flip.

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It's close enough that now-casting is utterly necessary ... lest we exercise in neolithic incompetence ..

Having said that, - if the CCB misses east that writing's been on the wall all along.  Collectively, a few here and there gave just homage to that possibility during the preceding days. However, sometimes... it's easier to just get lost in the weeds of what looks like the bigger deal, "cherry picking" positive signs and then losing track of some objectivity in doing so - which then lends to being "disappointed," when reality blows through the room of card houses..

This system never set well with me (not that anyone asked)...  The reason being is the general WNW to ESE vector of the total trough constructs.. .Not often that anyone gets a blizzard on that sort of trajectory - in fact, I can't even think of any off hand.  Truthfully, I didn't even see this front side WAA thump today as being part of this back four days ago when this got abruptly louder in the guidance tools.  At the time, I figured it was either going to be a late blooming clip-on the coast (maybe more if it detonated quicker), or a four day exercise in tease futility.  But... so be it as the time got into the end game this day's activity elucidated in the guidance.  Fine. We are lucky in a sense ... And if the CCB does evolve to include eastern zones, that's just a rarity playing out.   

As we said yesterday: the baseline trajectory is still west to east, and unless this thing actively stalls ...it becomes difficult to envision things reaching back west.  This thing really needs to detonated with extreme rapidity in order to do so in time.   And that sort of detail probably needs to be now-casted addtionally -

 

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