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


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Just now, weathafella said:

Like every event the past few years although if you count the total hours of qpf it is impressive.

For sure. Looks like about .75'' verbatim on the GFS after the flip which is a lot over 8 hours. 

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5 minutes ago, DomNH said:

I think we're coming around to a solution of parachutes from about 21z to 06z and then a quick shutoff. Slushy 3-6'' for us in the east.

Good trends today. If I can't have a biggie I'm cheering on the lower QPF. 0.35" on the GFS would be a big win. Freshet cancel.

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3 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Good trends today. If I can't have a biggie I'm cheering on the lower QPF. 0.35" on the GFS would be a big win. Freshet cancel.

This is going to be pure suckage in ASH. No elevation, sheltered from the winds, not enough snow to really care but enough to make a PITA mess. Jack of all trades, master of none. 

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1 minute ago, DomNH said:

This is going to be pure suckage in ASH. No elevation, sheltered from the winds, not enough snow to really care but enough to make a PITA mess. Jack of all trades, master of none. 

There will be some surprises with this. I haven't even given up all hope here. I just don't expect to see modeling bring me any encouragement up until go-time.

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1 minute ago, dendrite said:

There will be some surprises with this. I haven't even given up all hope here. I just don't expect to see modeling bring me any encouragement up until go-time.

True. I guess I should preface it by saying I'd only want snow if it was double digit mashed potatoes with shotgun blasts. Anything short of that I'm all set. 

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12 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Good trends today. If I can't have a biggie I'm cheering on the lower QPF. 0.35" on the GFS would be a big win. Freshet cancel.

I think Central NH on North should have higher totals with this. Monadnocks could do really well also. With the further east track early on, the mid levels don't get torched. This is true for VT and North Western ME as well. I think a lot of the qpf early on could fall as snow. Thoughts?

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Should be fairly interesting here, not that 500' is a lot but it will make tomorrow evening fun hopefully. Like others have said, big question is how efficiently does it accumulate after the flip given we have about a 9 hour window to work with.

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