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


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I don't know.  CoastalWx may not be content w/ what the 12z RRFS is showing.  "Only" 18" in Weymouth, but 40/70 Benchmark in Methuen gets 25".  "I WANT THE MOST!" I can hear him saying! :D:weenie:

His precious DGZ get contaminated by the 700 warm nose and hence SNPL.  -1 to -3 C at 700 not going to cut it near the peak of storm!
 

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I don't know.  CoastalWx may not be content w/ what the 12z RRFS is showing.  "Only" 18" in Weymouth, but 40/70 Benchmark in Methuen gets 25".  "I WANT THE MOST!" I can hear him saying! :weenie:

His precious DGZ get contaminated by the 700 warm nose and hence SNPL.  -1 to -3 C at 700 not going to cut it near the peak of storm!
 
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53 minutes ago, FXWX said:

We are reaching the point in time with this event that we have to settle into to doing more meteorology, and a bit less model-olgy...  I am not saying stop looking at the models, but starting spending some time comparing short-range model trends with what the actual surface and upper-level plots re showing?   Take a look at SPC meso plots every couple of hours and see how those plots align with the modeling solutions for the same time; note trends and differences between the actual data plots and the modeled solutions, at several levels (sfc to 500 mb).

As it relates to the sleet issue, the one thing I have learned over the decades, is the strength of arctic air masses is often under-played by the modeling; the attack and overwhelming of the air mass is often over-played.  That is often the case with arctic air masses of less intensity than this one!   

So yes, enjoy looking at all the new runs of the model suites, but pretty soon you (everyone, this not meant for Tip) need to start checking on real-time trends not only across New England, but also the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Deep South areas, and see if the reality of the current weather jives with the modeled solutions...  The bottom line is, enjoy this event...

 

 

+Yes, John's nicely picking up where I left off in that missive, "having to now-cast..", offering some methodology in doing so.    

 

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2 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

I don't know.  CoastalWx may not be content w/ what the 12z RRFS is showing.  "Only" 18" in Weymouth, but 40/70 Benchmark in Methuen gets 25".  "I WANT THE MOST!" I can hear him saying! :D:weenie:

His precious DGZ get contaminated by the 700 warm nose and hence SNPL.  -1 to -3 C at 700 not going to cut it near the peak of storm!
 

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PF is sitting back smiling with this map. 

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3 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

I don't know.  CoastalWx may not be content w/ what the 12z RRFS is showing.  "Only" 18" in Weymouth, but 40/70 Benchmark in Methuen gets 25".  "I WANT THE MOST!" I can hear him saying! :D:weenie:

His precious DGZ get contaminated by the 700 warm nose and hence SNPL.  -1 to -3 C at 700 not going to cut it near the peak of storm!
 

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I'd love that 20+ but would prefer that the grandkids in SNJ got 10+ instead of that map's 4" of SN/IP/ZR mix.

Current forecast for us from GYX is in the 10-16 range.

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12 minutes ago, J Paul Gordon said:

Weather Channel app has upoedsnow in my area (Clinton MA) significantly for tomorrow 8 to 12 from 5 to 8 with 8 to 12 tomorrow night and 1 to 3 Monday. They're usually pretty on target for my area. Any reason why? 

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