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1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

Long overdue for northshore, excluding in and around boston. But pretty good one-directional forecasts so far. 

I know you are probably shook from LI climo on east winds, but it's different up here...esp when you have good cold just off the deck.

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11 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I know you are probably shook from LI climo on east winds, but it's different up here...esp when you have good cold just off the deck.

No. I dramatically changed my forecast yesterday, based on that surface high trend. Instead of it escaping east it has been trending toward anchoring in southern Quebec, /Northern Maine. That trend has been relentlessly postive for eastern MA, since 0z thurs. It seems guidance is still playing catch-up with this aspect...

Despite the east wind you're getting more of a CP airmass influence with that high position.

 

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1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

No. I dramatically changed my forecast yesterday, based on that surface high trend. Instead of it escaping east it has been trending toward anchoring in southern Quebec, /Northern Maine. That trend has been relentlessly postive for eastern MA, since 0z thurs. 

I just mean in general..it's usually not the end of the world..esp just away from the shore. The temps just off the deck have been pretty cold all along. And yes, I definitely look for that high anchoring as you said. Definitely do not want it retreating.

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7 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Damn NAM really is a turd in the punch bowl. Only thing keeping me from full nudity. Wish it backed down more. 

Wouldnt surprise me if we sleet for a while. Even the NAM soundings are so close though I could see it going either way. Should be in a decent spot once the CCB starts to take over later tonight into tomorrow morning

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Just now, wx2fish said:

Wouldnt surprise me if we sleet for a while. Even the NAM soundings are so close though I could see it going either way. Should be in a decent spot once the CCB starts to take over later tonight into tomorrow morning

Yeah I agree it could go either way. Probably time to put down the models and wait for later to see what happens. 

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Looks like that dry slot in western NY and central PA is starting to fill in a little bit. And the convective elements that were racing north in western PA are now starting to slow and deform a little bit. 

The warmth probably doesn't have much of a push left if that's the case. And the northern cloud/precip edge isn't moving at the moment, so something has to give. They dry slot can't blow through if the northern cloud edge doesn't budge.

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