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


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2 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Honestly, if you plot the 700 mb heights, the Euro is farther north and deeper than the GFS (which has the QPF farther north). 

That still argues for a blend of the two to me. 

The Euro does sink south faster than both American models though, by 00z.

I think that's the big thing. It begins to really get pulled south. I wonder if part of it is because of that modeled meso low. Almost slings back west and causes a Fuji dance and whips it south.

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It still does that warm tongue at 850, but a bit more nrly drain 950 and lower it seems.

Yeah we're prob not avoiding it...but it's still colder than 06z at least...and the better ULL could make for a better final 12 hours.

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That earlier pic reminds me of a few years ago where down at the house in Schenectady we got maybe 4 inches of slush and a lot of rain, 1000 feet up in western Schenectady county they got whacked.  I remember one tree stump with a mushroom cap on it about five times wider than the tree it came so fast and big flakes up there.  They had to get 2 1/2 feet easy.  It was edging on spring time, riding my bike up there was a hoot between 8 foot banks, in the state forest people are cross county skiing and I'm riding my bicycle along next to them on the road. 

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Wow ...33 hours is flipping to nuking paste....a little earlier than 06z run...and that is absolutely terrifying coastal tide situation for E MA....that is awful there. Prob hurricane force winds.

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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

flips mid morning in wct and its bananas all around. 

Local forecasts calling for Rain all day tomorrow in CT...perhaps mixing with some flakes in the late afternoon in high spots....and then some snow in the evening...my goodness what a tough forecast.

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12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I think that's the big thing. It begins to really get pulled south. I wonder if part of it is because of that modeled meso low. Almost slings back west and causes a Fuji dance and whips it south.

There could be an element of that. 13km Euro has two 268 closed contours, with the larger one farther SE, SE of the dry slot even. Weird look.

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