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


Typhoon Tip

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Great hit east SNE, track just outside BM, slightly less progressive than prior Euro runs

This is a verbatim read of the run... I do think based on trough orientation and shortwave energy rounding base that this could tick further west, at least for further north 

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1 minute ago, powderfreak said:

That gradient got tighter... increased QPF in coastal regions and slightly less back west.

That's a 12-18" for BOS that run.

Those south shore towns all without power near Scooter would be crippled. Trees down everywhere. 

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Not that anyone cares around here... but, that snow product for the Euro looks balkishly underdone for PHL-NYC ... ...

Like, zero ? the storm is already east of the coast at 72 hours and with dynamic/deepening on that track their likely to get some deform bands subtended back SW of this thing for a few hours there.

dumb

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

You're west of the best forcing but still a decent system. Prob like a 4-7 type job there. 

I will take it! 

Could this be one if the cases where the precip field gets wider as we get closer, or is this a definite tight system?

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Just now, Typhoon Tip said:

Not that anyone care around here... but, that snow product for the Euro looks balkishly underdone for PHL-NYC ... ...

Like, zero ? the storm is already east of the coast at 72 hours and with dynamic/deepening on that track their likely to get some deform bands subtended back SW of this thing for a few hours there.

dumb

It's pretty skimpy on the qpf SW of NYC. But I tend to agree that the western side would be somewhat underdone. These midlevel fronto bands tend to arc further to the west than the simple qpf maps often imply. 

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