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Nov 15/16 regionwide event


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Good to be back fellas...

0z Euro with a heavier WAA thump... everything moves in a bit earlier, 850s slightly warmer in pike region, but almost 0.5" more qpf 0z-6z Friday... supports 3k NAM / RGEM at least in intensity of the thump...

I can't see Euro cross-sections but judging from 850s looks like still uncertain soundings approaching 6z near pike... still, with greater intensity of that initial thump as depicted, the NWS 2-3" is looking like a very reasonable starting point and, if things hold, will have to be increased outside 128

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31 minutes ago, wxsniss said:

Good to be back fellas...

0z Euro with a heavier WAA thump... everything moves in a bit earlier, 850s slightly warmer in pike region, but almost 0.5" more qpf 0z-6z Friday... supports 3k NAM / RGEM at least in intensity of the thump...

I can't see Euro cross-sections but judging from 850s looks like still uncertain soundings approaching 6z near pike... still, with greater intensity of that initial thump as depicted, the NWS 2-3" is looking like a very reasonable starting point and, if things hold, will have to be increased outside 128

Yeah everything is a few hours faster which helps. It brings in precip to SW CT around 11AM. Definitely looks like a shot at warning criteria even south of the Pike if it were to play out that way. Really dumps for about 5-6 hours before it gets too warm aloft.

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1 hour ago, H2Otown_WX said:

Yeah everything is a few hours faster which helps. It brings in precip to SW CT around 11AM. Definitely looks like a shot at warning criteria even south of the Pike if it were to play out that way. Really dumps for about 5-6 hours before it gets too warm aloft.

Does the thump stay strong N of pike 

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6 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah and it's almost certainly wrong too, lol. That would be 2-3" per hour stuff leading up the flip to sleet. Even if we know it isn't right verbatim, it does give us a reason to kep an eye out for an intense burst on the front end. Models have been disagreeing about it with the GFS constantly being the weakest. I doubt it ends up like the GFS either.

Okay--we've got our first "verbatim" of the season.  How long will it take before we need to "thread the needle"?  :)

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