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March 2-4th ... first -NAO anchored storm perhaps in years


Typhoon Tip

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4 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Here ya go Blair, yikes

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Thanks. Guess I'll lean away from the solutions that put Nantucket out from under the strong stuff for a time Friday night. Raging winds. Course by then I'll be comfortably in Nassau. I fly out of Logan Friday morning before it goes nuclear.

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

 

no one is really paying homage to it now, that's the point, regardless.  Lot of hand wringing at the wrong focus - I don't care who gets "credit" for seeing stuff... but the reality of it's plausible influence on this thing is still there - so, I guess someone made note of it, everyone paused for a second, then summarily resumed the clammer over the wrong focus - okay

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We've been talking about that s/w for 36-48hrs. It has turned into a legit snowstorm for N ME and I agree, depending on the amount of confluence it produces has greatly affected where the firehose focuses.

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1 hour ago, jbenedet said:

I really don't think this is the issue. ML warmth was always flooding the region until the coastal developed. The difference is, we don't have the final explosive phase off the coast, so ML temps don't immediately collapse. In my view the main issue boils down to a less wrapped up system when its at our longitude....

SNE excluding the Berks and ORH hills, always needed a nuke to get good snow; and this is especially true with a track more tucked into the coast.

Eh....I think the low tracking further north initially matters....but you are right that the later phase hurts, too.

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2 minutes ago, ackwaves said:

Thanks. Guess I'll lean away from the solutions that put Nantucket out from under the strong stuff for a time Friday night. Raging winds. Course by then I'll be comfortably in Nassau. I fly out of Logan Friday morning before it goes nuclear.

Did I tell you how much you suck, lol. Delays due to winds rain Friday Am?

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1 minute ago, Ginx snewx said:

Did I tell you how much you suck, lol. Delays due to winds rain Friday Am?

Lol. Bareboat sailing in the Exumas for 10days. Ahhhhhh. Maybe delays. 1st flight out for that aircraft so they may just launch us through the deck without delay hopefully. I'm thinking 30-40mph with rain. Should be good to go.

 

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5 minutes ago, dendrite said:

We've been talking about that s/w for 36-48hrs. It has turned into a legit snowstorm for N ME and I agree, depending on the amount of confluence it produces has greatly affected where the firehose focuses.

NO... not talking about the mechanics of the jet orientation - ...I said, the cold source at low levels is being blocked by it. 

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Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

There seen to be many different iterations of not much snow in sne....regardless of how it gets there.

Closing off of H5 early is the key, always best to induce flow early into the H5 from cold source regions. Still man so freaking close to something. Last nights Euro for CT was about as close to non snow you can get with the last inch of QPF

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