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“Cory’s in NYC! Let’s HECS!” Feb. 22-24 Disco


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Just now, SouthCoastMA said:

2.2" liquid here on AI. wow

A little under 2" on the OP run...you're gonna get a HECS there. The only question is how far NW do the HECS numbers get....do they get back to central MA/E CT like 2015 did? Or do the HECS totals stay closer to shore like 2022. 

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25 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

One of the more fantastic en masse ens corrections for a system that impressively deep ( in terms of implication) I've seen at 72+ hours ... Here's the thing, usually that type of depth in an ens mean isn't really seen until it's almost on top of the event - it's an indication that there are few if any really, members that stray off into shitsville.  Stunning collocated agreement in amplitude - but then to move that to that particular location ...yikes.  

I don't wanna over state what the models are ... pretty much overstating for us.  But if the Euro comes in at this sort of range and marries to the GFS, confidence in this going from an impressive event to a blockbuster/historic implication goes up a notch. 

Which then would enter the next level problem. Grandiosity is not really one can forecast very well or count on - rarely so.  It almost has to materialize out of just an impressive looking storm that then goes out of control.  The last time a system modeled historic, and ended up that way, is definitely 1993 and perhaps waiting 30 years to see that again.   Interesting aspects going on now..

I saw that and was in awe. I don't recall seeing a 60-72 hour ensemble prog that strong. The true scope of what's unfolding may not even be apparent yet if that's correct. 

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

A little under 2" on the OP run...you're gonna get a HECS there. The only question is how far NW do the HECS numbers get....do they get back to central MA/E CT like 2015 did? Or do the HECS totals stay closer to shore like 2022. 

how do we achieve this? amp it up a bit more and rip the track like 50 mi nw? or get lucky and have the deform band pivot overhead? 

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1 minute ago, moneypitmike said:

 

Agreed---this never really had a chance for up here, though it's tantalizingly close.  We'll enjoy the 3" and take solace in the fact we don't need to shovel 2'.

And, we won't  spend as much time on our computers!

And why are you “up there” as opposed to being in PVD or Mattapoisett?

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Just now, ma blizzard said:

how do we achieve this? amp it up a bit more and rip the track like 50 mi nw? or get lucky and have the deform band pivot overhead? 

Yeah there's multiple ways to do it, but the most likely is just getting stuck under some bands. It will help if we can advect a MAUL aloft like Tip and I were discussing earlier....as H5 deepens more and more rapidly, that will help. We want it to be deepening very rapidly as it passes just SE of LI and then south of the islands. 

The other way is if you can get a bit of a stall....even for 4-6 hours as it gets totally stacked. That seems to be happening a bit to our SW making coastal NJ the beneficiary, but these things can change a bit...it's been slowly migrating northeast. 

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah there's multiple ways to do it, but the most likely is just getting stuck under some bands. It will help if we can advect a MAUL aloft like Tip and I were discussing earlier....as H5 deepens more and more rapidly, that will help. We want it to be deepening very rapidly as it passes just SE of LI and then south of the islands. 

The other way is if you can get a bit of a stall....even for 4-6 hours as it gets totally stacked. That seems to be happening a bit to our SW making coastal NJ the beneficiary, but these things can change a bit...it's been slowly migrating northeast. 

Let’s get an arc of convection in like 4/1/97

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