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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?


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There’s def a convective element to the stuff after that initial thin leading band. 
 

ML lapse rates are actually pretty high. I think whoever gets a quasi-stationary convective banding element for a couple hours is where you could see a 3-4” surprise. Otherwise if you are outside that, prob a 1-2” deal. 

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24 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

There’s def a convective element to the stuff after that initial thin leading band. 
 

ML lapse rates are actually pretty high. I think whoever gets a quasi-stationary convective banding element for a couple hours is where you could see a 3-4” surprise. Otherwise if you are outside that, prob a 1-2” deal. 

Yea, I thought about 2-4", but at the end of the day, I think 4" is pretty isolated.

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2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Hrrr is like an inch now lol.

Hrrr soundings keep it very dry below 900mb even during the convective stuff so the QPF output is really paltry even though the sim radar shows like 25-30dbz snow bands. Haven’t seen that in most other guidance. 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

Hrrr soundings keep it very dry below 900mb even during the convective stuff so the QPF output is really paltry even though the sim radar shows like 25-30dbz snow bands. Haven’t seen that in most other guidance. 

Makes it seem pretty perilous for those dog lovers that pinned heavier hopes to the mesos.

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Hrrr soundings keep it very dry below 900mb even during the convective stuff so the QPF output is really paltry even though the sim radar shows like 25-30dbz snow bands. Haven’t seen that in most other guidance. 

Was just looking at that. Doesn’t seem like a scenario for low level dryness with SSE flow, but we’ll see.

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Hrrr soundings keep it very dry below 900mb even during the convective stuff so the QPF output is really paltry even though the sim radar shows like 25-30dbz snow bands. Haven’t seen that in most other guidance. 

have to wonder if the HRRR is a bit overdone regarding the drier air. Should continue to see deeper llvl moisture advecting in from the wsw through the afternoon 

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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

Can you think of a time it’s been correct all winter?

I think both hrrr and rap have been mostly horrific this winter but they do have some utility typically in shorter term forecasts. Hrrr was dreadfully too dry in the IVT a few days ago. 
 

Rap being paltry though worries me a little more because usually rap goes a little wild on QPF. 

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

I think both hrrr and rap have been mostly horrific this winter but they do have some utility typically in shorter term forecasts. Hrrr was dreadfully too dry in the IVT a few days ago. 
 

Rap being paltry though worries me a little more because usually rap goes a little wild on QPF. 

this is not what you want to see

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4 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

I think both hrrr and rap have been mostly horrific this winter but they do have some utility typically in shorter term forecasts. Hrrr was dreadfully too dry in the IVT a few days ago. 
 

Rap being paltry though worries me a little more because usually rap goes a little wild on QPF. 

I thought HRRR pounded north shore last event? Must have been in the big one, then.

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