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Powerful Multi-regional/ multi-faceted east coastal storm now above medium confidence: Jan 29 -30th, MA to NE, with snow and mix combining high wind, and tides. Unusual early confidence ...


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8 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s why they are not a “go to” for weather information. Always conservative , playing catch-up . Puff puff pass 

This is the go-to place. Perhaps not the cleanest, easy to assimilate format, but the caliber of discussion at its best cannot be surpassed.

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The Euro and the NAM seem to be on their own with the heavy precip and westward extent. Some of the other hi-res models aren’t as bullish for central and western New England. Wish this felt like a slam dunk for everyone but waking up still feel like there’s still some details to sort out today that will affect this board. Only consensus is for 12” or more east of 95/495… that’s about it and we are 18 hours from go… weird…

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BOX forecast is discounting the NAM for now btw given that its so slow and west.

"Explosive cyclogenesis occurs off the Mid Atlc coast tonight, with an impressive ~40 mb pressure drop in 24 hrs, yielding a bomb cyclone of around a 965 mb low over the eastern MA waters Sat evening! 00z guidance trended west and is in somewhat better agreement than previous runs, however differences still exist. The 00z NAM (especially the 12km NAM) the deepest, slowest and farthest west solution of the 00z guidance. Therefore followed a non NAM model blend solution for this portion of the forecast."

 

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1 minute ago, dan11295 said:

BOX forecast is discounting the NAM for now btw given that its so slow and west.

"Explosive cyclogenesis occurs off the Mid Atlc coast tonight, with an impressive ~40 mb pressure drop in 24 hrs, yielding a bomb cyclone of around a 965 mb low over the eastern MA waters Sat evening! 00z guidance trended west and is in somewhat better agreement than previous runs, however differences still exist. The 00z NAM (especially the 12km NAM) the deepest, slowest and farthest west solution of the 00z guidance. Therefore followed a non NAM model blend solution for this portion of the forecast."

 

Discounting the NAM?   Edgy.

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Just now, CoastalWx said:

Definitely some question about where it gets captured and that dual/Elongated low structure that some models have. But man overall a beast.

I feel more comfortable here than I did last night, but man, it still feels like razor's edge here in central CT at least. I think the east gets smoked. Your area should crush. 

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