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


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30 minutes ago, dendrite said:

I wouldn't go that far yet...just trying this revere psychology thing since it normally works out well for the whiners here.

I think atleast down here were gonna get clipped by the CCB later. May not make it past CON but well see. I don't see any reason to lower things for atleast the southern part of the state 

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1 minute ago, wx2fish said:

I think atleast down here were gonna get clipped by the CCB later. May not make it past CON but well see. I don't see any reason to lower things for atleast the southern part of the state 

Yeah every model has the CCB east of here now. We’ll see how it goes. MHT-DAW still looks great. 

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4 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

MPM has a house up North, so now, W MA and parts of NH and Maine are guaranteed never to jackpot. 

Even before MPM came up here, We don't usually jack any storm, I certainly don't remember jacking any, That's not what i'm about anyways.

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It's a bit early to be calling bust for NH and ME... especially in coastal areas. HRRR is actually looking decent for at least 10" here to PWM. I know it's not 20" exciting, but it's right on point with most models coming into the event.

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Just now, tunafish said:

Agreed.  I try not to get my hopes up in any event, and the seasoned hobbyists (such as yourself) are always level headed which helps with that, but I was admittedly rattled by the latest HRRRs.  

That's understandable after seeing 18-24" hype runs from NAM, but I always thought it was a bit over the board. 

Also, remember it's still snowing over us past the end of HRRR.

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Just now, tunafish said:

Agreed.  I try not to get my hopes up in any event, and the seasoned hobbyists (such as yourself) are always level headed which helps with that, but I was admittedly rattled by the latest HRRRs.  

I actually find the HRRR to be inconsistent from run to run on most storms, So i don't hold it to a higher level as others on here.

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Just now, WxBlue said:

That's understandable after seeing 18-24" hype runs from NAM, but I always thought it was a bit over the board. 

Also, remember it's still snowing over us past the end of HRRR.

There's the first problem, The Nam, I don't but it much either, But the Euro had been pretty steady thru out it last several runs, The GFS finally at 12z caught up qpf wise even though the thermals are garbage but you can look past that up here anyways

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4 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Even before MPM came up here, We don't usually jack any storm, I certainly don't remember jacking any, That's not what i'm about anyways.

Considering that the death band in Nemo was about 200 miles to your south, your area did pretty well in that one - almost 3X what we had here.  Our nearest thing to a jack was Feb 2009 - right in the group reporting 24-27".

Abundant reports of TSN in the area around PHL, so the LP itself must really be cranking up.  Maybe so much that it scoots east too soon?

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

There's the first problem, The Nam, I don't but it much either, But the Euro had been pretty steady thru out it last several runs, The GFS finally at 12z caught up qpf wise even though the thermals are garbage but you can look past that up here anyways

The NAM is good for one thing and one thing only during the winter - miller As.

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Just now, dryslot said:

I'm sure it is, But its an extrapolation of time going forward past current.

Well yeah lol. I'm saying, a model based on radar assimilation for a short period of time in a limited geographic area isn't exactly going to nail down h5.

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

Which basically, This one kind of is, And it was terrible with it in my eyes, It has more waffles then IHOP.

I don't think it was a miller A in the context that the northern stream was of utmost importance in determining the final outcome.

IHOP is terribly delicious.

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Just now, JC-CT said:

Well yeah lol. I'm saying, a model based on radar assimilation for a short period of time in a limited geographic area isn't exactly going to nail down h5.

I find it either over/under gives radar estimates up here, Nothing to do with what a model run had @ H5

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