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March 13th ... west Atlantic bombogenesis type low clipping SE New England, more certain ...may be expanding inland


Typhoon Tip

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Been worried about this

Yes you have... wish you had started the obs thread for posterity!

H5 has argued for an earlier interaction and capture, and as you said, the multiple bobbling low centers is often how models sort out the vorticity interactions as we get closer.

That NAM run is widespread 20-30" in eastern MA.

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The NAM has some insane LLJ...especially at 925mb. An extensive jet streak of >80 knots with > 90 knots at 925. Stronger than the GFS...I wonder if this is a big reason for such high QPF amounts...especially back into a good chunk of CT. What meteorological reasons sort of determine how far from the center frontogenesis banding occurs? Even looking at H7 low track...w/o looking at fronto I would guess it is east of what NAM shows. 

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55 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Caved on the 6-12'', eh?

Yeah. Don't feel good about it.

44 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

Well I see that you bent that green line so you could slip Nashua into the 10-15 zone while unceremoniously pushing me into the 5-10.  More changes are needed.

Actually I purposefully re-drew the 15-20" blue line east of where I originally had it to remove Nashua from it.  

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