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Median to above confidence for moderate (major?) impact event, midweek


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16 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Same as GFS, but higher resolution. Different assimilation than currently being used, but not the same as the Euro. You can find positives and negatives for that, so we'll see what happens. But MOS will go away since we won't have those models to base it off of, and we won't have the stats for the new one yet.

I've seen NGGPS and FV3 both used, but who knows where it'll settle. Maybe it'll be like when the AVN became the GFS and people just kept calling it the AVN.

It took a while for me to stop hearing AVN, prob a good 3-4 years....some model sites still have it listed as AVN too, and it hasn't been the AVN since 2002. :lol:

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

It took a while for me to stop hearing AVN, prob a good 3-4 years....some model sites still have it listed as AVN too, and it hasn't been the AVN since 2002. :lol:

I always loved the story about Owen pronouncing it ay-vin in front of Kocin and getting corrected that it was A-V-N. 

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2 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

I always loved the story about Owen pronouncing it ay-vin in front of Kocin and getting corrected that it was A-V-N. 

Lol...that was classic. Talk about choking when the stakes were high. Kocin wrote the CCAMS forecast that day too and signed it "Kocin '77"....lol...that was awesome.

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I’m pretty bullish. I definitely feel like this will be a fun storm around here and could overperformed.

- earlier issues I had with dry slotting and snow growth issues seem gone with a slight tick SE with mid level lows and more importantly more compact low level lows.

- max strength of mid level lows just SE of MTP maximizes frontogenesis up here.

- fairly long duration MAUL/instability.

- potential for pivot of snow band with dry slot punched off toward GON.

- extreme omega modeled and punching through DGZ.

 

we snow. Could easily become a 12-18 kinda deal locally and maybe a swath of higher impact power outage snow.

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1 minute ago, CT Rain said:

I’m pretty bullish. I definitely feel like this will be a fun storm around here and could overperformed.

- earlier issues I had with dry slotting and snow growth issues seem gone with a slight tick SE with mid level lows and more importantly more compact low level lows.

- max strength of mid level lows just SE of MTP maximizes frontogenesis up here.

- fairly long duration MAUL/instability.

- potential for pivot of snow band with dry slot punched off toward GON.

- extreme omega modeled and punching through DGZ.

 

we snow. Could easily become a 12-18 kinda deal locally and maybe a swath of higher impact power outage snow.

And....we take em off.

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SWC says everybody dances:

We going with 12-18” statewide, 6-12” se ct, along southern RI into SE MA with lesser amounts towards the islands, 3-6”. Boston metro 6-12”. Then Basically take the 12-18” wide swath in CT and run it up northeast to Maine with localized 20-24” jacks in NE MA , S NH and ME. Good luck and goodnight. 

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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

SWC says everybody dances:

We going with 12-18” statewide, 6-12” se ct, along southern RI into SE MA with lesser amounts towards the islands, 3-6”. Boston metro 6-12”. Then Basically take the 12-18” wide swath in CT and run it up northeast to Maine with localized 20-24” jacks in NE MA , S NH and ME. Good luck and goodnight. 

I see you neglected NW MA and S VT where I fear our 12" totals are starting to slip away to the East...

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35 Degrees and light ocean effect snow?  That may be a good sign, not sure though.  Reason is that you're at 35 right now with light precip and snowing.  Think what it would be like with heavier precip rates dragging that cold air down right above the deck.

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