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9 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

I have about 0.33” and it had me well over an inch. This last batch might get me to 0.5” but the inch or more will be to my east. If any model did well it might be the RGEM. 

Scratch that, maybe HRRR? 

You have a few more hours of rain left before the final total. As you said in your previous post there was always going to be a skunk zone which is hard for the models to place Exactly. 
 

The euro was the first model to see the costal storm and further west track last Friday 

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3 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

You have a few more hours of rain left before the final total. As you said in your previous post there was always going to be a skunk zone which is hard for the models to Exactly. 
 

The euro was the first model to see the costal storm and further west track last Friday 

Yep have to give the Euro credit even though it didn't see the screw zone. Euro was a little overdone but it had the right idea of this being a pretty significant event when other models were not impressed at all. We got much more rain than I thought we would. 

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11 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Hoping to get a track like this during Winter.

12z GFS brings a lot of moisture in on Saturday afternoon/evening with a strong Southerly fetch. Would be all rain for the coast but a very good track for the interior.

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If by interior you mean West Virginia, The mid levels would torch all the way into central Pa and Ny with a low into Va 

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1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

If it was January you would have a much stronger high to the North and the track would likely be up the coast instead of into the coast. 

Up the coast from the map you posted would be into eastern Pa. You would need a high to the north just to get a decent front end. The high itself doesn’t dictate low track in any month 

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2 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

Up the coast from the map you posted would be into eastern Pa. You would need a high to the north just to get a decent front end. The high itself doesn’t dictate low track in any month 

It's all a hypothetical at this point. And I would rather spend Winter dealing with storms tracking into PA than storms tracking near Cape Cod.

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4 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

It's all a hypothetical at this point. And I would rather spend Winter dealing with storms tracking into PA than storms tracking near Cape Cod.

I’ll give this a try. would love to track storms tracking near cape cod. Would screw the interior but be great for the coast. Ala Juno
 

 

 

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