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


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5 minutes ago, mostman said:

You read the NAM early. Didn’t you?

Heh. That's pretty damn close. That said, I'm not banking on the nam per se. I used the 12z euro as a guide to make that map. Basically expecting a more amped version of the 12z euro, with higher downstream UL heights and earlier phase.

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2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Ok, I’m sober again but hungover...I like the early interaction between the streams and how the trough continues to tilt favorably in the early going. Regardless where the models put the L on the surface, thats a growing signal approaching hecs territory from nyc to maine. 

Another couple Nam runs and its going to be BECS, Just keep going higher if need be.

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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Ok, I’m sober again but hungover...I like the early interaction between the streams and how the trough continues to tilt favorably in the early going. Regardless where the models put the L on the surface, thats a growing signal approaching hecs territory from nyc to maine. 

I like that it tickled back east a bit. The super tucky, dryslot into CT, look seemed overdone.

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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Whatever, both Tip and Will mention the potential. Can’t deny it, can you? 

You def can't ignore the chance of a pretty wide area of 18"+ right now...I'd like to get the Euro on board though. Right now, it's a bit less crazy about the idea, though even on the Euro, you'd prob get some narrow max zones of 18" in weenie bands where they pivot. But solutions like the NAM/GFS are trying to take up another notch with the slowness and residence time in the commahead.

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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Right but it’s not in Kansas. nyc to maine covers a pretty large area I believe. I never said Southbury, CT USA. 

That statement was more about the Nam, We know how it likes to increase the qpf on runs, So maybe it will continue, That was my thought, Really had nothing to do with Southbury, CT but a general comment to your post.

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6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

You def can't ignore the chance of a pretty wide area of 18"+ right now...I'd like to get the Euro on board though. Right now, it's a bit less crazy about the idea, though even on the Euro, you'd prob get some narrow max zones of 18" in weenie bands where they pivot. But solutions like the NAM/GFS are trying to take up another notch with the slowness and residence time in the commahead.

Completely agree. Never said it is a lock. I have my thoughts on this since the get go...yes, it is exciting chasing this...but I also understand the rarity of things breaking right. Trust me, I been through way too many letdowns to think a nam/gfs solution is anything but model porn. But the flow is ideal to trigger a bigger event. 

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4 minutes ago, dryslot said:

That statement was more about the Nam, We know how it likes to increase the qpf on runs, So maybe it will continue, That was my thought, Really had nothing to do with Southbury, CT but a general comment to your post.

I gotchya. I’d still go with a general 8-16” from philly to maine until go time,regardless.

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4 minutes ago, CTWeatherFreak said:

They're going down hard.

Yeah, the thing that bothers me is that obviously they think there will be some taint in the middle of the state, but then only having the NW corner at 5-10" would seem to be low.

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