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“Cory’s in LA! Let’s MECS!” Jan. 24-26 Disco


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3 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Thats an easy 20-30" + Run wow , please have a clue NAM , it's not like it doesn't have some support for a run like that, it's just unlikely .. 

yea that’s 18-24” for us and while it matches NBM, not buying it for now. I’d like to see rgem tick the nam’s way with the monday stuff then I may think about shoving all my chips in…

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1 minute ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Plenty of support for widespread 14-18:1 ratios across SNE for the heaviest rates

Yeah I think 10 to 1 will definitely be too low to use in this storm unless you end up getting a prolonged period of sleet (seems unlikely for 95% of this forum)

I’d prob go about 14 to 1 for the storm average. There’s gonna be a bit of wind too…not a lot but enough to prob keep us from stacking perfect dendrites. 

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3 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

yea that’s 18-24” for us and while it matches NBM, not buying it for now. I’d like to see rgem tick the nam’s way with the monday stuff then I may think about shoving all my chips in…

I'm not sold on widespread ideal snow growth ratios.  I think a general 10"-14" is a good bet with lollis on the coast. 

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah I think 10 to 1 will definitely be too low to use in this storm unless you end up getting a prolonged period of sleet (seems unlikely for 95% of this forum)

I’d prob go about 14 to 1 for the storm average. There’s gonna be a bit of wind too…not a lot but enough to prob keep us from stacking perfect dendrites. 

As has been said before, I think we’re also seeing that subtle increase in QPF as we close in.

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Just now, HIPPYVALLEY said:

I'm not sold on widespread ideal snow growth ratios.  I think a general 10"-14" is a good bet with lollis on the coast. 

I think snow growth looks great for the thump. it’s the post thump that will determine if we can take it up another notch. Staying 10-16” for now…

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9 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Really good look with this storm at this hour and latest trends. 
 

I also don’t think the qpf amounts are done moving higher. 
 

Watching for a slowing trend…

 

I haven't heard ( haven't run out to NWS afds just yet, either ) mention of specific PWAT values in this air mass transporting up underneath the boundary...

Given the source is from the deep S/proximity to the Gulf Of Wet Fart Mexico ( I refuse to honor the idiocy of the renaming ...)...it seems we could be shitting a ton more than people are really aware with this whole beast. 

But we'll see. It's possible to choke-snow fall rates from isentropic lift, tho.  I'm also wondering if just gets so extreme that there's thunder, too. 

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3 minutes ago, Layman said:

Any thoughts on a gradient from BOS up to your area?  Boston at 20", Dover 15"?

That’s a good baseline right here.

right now I’m thinking BOS is like 24-30” and I’m 12-18”

That’s a low confidence game though at this stage, but gun to head guess right now, that’s how I’d roll

 

 

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1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

That’s a good baseline right here.

right now I’m thinking BOS is like 24-30” and I’m 12-18”

That’s a low confidence game though at this stage, but gun to head guess right now, that’s how I’d roll

 

 

How do you think it plays up my way near Concord? When is good for the coast? It’s usually not good here but if there’s a good easterly flow, we can do pretty well.

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