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On the Rocks? March 5-6 mess


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29 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Best part of this entire thread is Dendrites love of skunk smell. Thought I saw him hanging out at the dispensary just sniffing away

Grew skunk #1 in the 90’s. Still could be my all time favorite strain 

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36 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

No, not at all....6" of paste, vs 10" of powder that blows off of the driveway while the rest of SNE gets 1978?

Like....hey, you can either bang this plain looking check with a bit of a FUPA, or watch your best friend pile-drive your smoke-show wife for 24 hours unabated. Hmmm....tough choice, said no one from Methuen, ever.

I'll take the 10.5 - 11.5 that fell over  6 inches of slush...that wasnt exactly pure powder.

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1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

That is getting very close to WSW stuff for BOS should the degree of lift verify. You couldn't paint a thermal profile that is any more on the line than what's being forecast but wow. I guess its great this is happening dead overnight because rates could be 1-2" per hour for a good 3-4 hours. 

Or it could be just a cold rain….gotta see what mesos show later on. 

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1 minute ago, WinterWolf said:

Or it could be just a cold rain….gotta see what mesos show later on. 

Going to come down to lift I think. If the lift is there...BOS will be ripping a heavy, wet snow.  But I think the trend has been to favor a good 3-4 hour period of heavy snow around Boston with potential for 5-7" of snow

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10 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

That is getting very close to WSW stuff for BOS should the degree of lift verify. You couldn't paint a thermal profile that is any more on the line than what's being forecast but wow. I guess its great this is happening dead overnight because rates could be 1-2" per hour for a good 3-4 hours. 

Is it possible for us to get an inch of sleet and snow tonight or are we just too far south?

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2 minutes ago, codfishsnowman said:

Is it possible for us to get an inch of sleet and snow tonight or are we just too far south?

I think an inch is doable but we may be just a bit too far south. I don't see tonight really being anything like the other night in terms of sleet/icing across a widespread area...probably more so for the hills. 

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Forecast soundings for BOS are pretty crazy though...about as textbook as isothermal snow bomb you could ask for. The type of stuff where after the event happened people go, "woahhh where did this come from, nothing showed this" and do a little case study and realize...oh crap isothermal profile with strong lift...yup that will do it 

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Setting the stage ..

    ... according to WPC ( and as expected - ) the front demarcating the big +PP air mass arrival has slipped thru unnoticed...

 

  Looking around at the DPs, there's a lag there, with colder DPS held up across NE NY/VT/NH/N ME.   They're in the neighborhood of 30 F locally, which isn't likely low enough for ZR. Need to see the activation of some sort of ageo drainage jet.  Also, if the sounding were to verify more isothermal+ it won't be enough for snow either; a solution like the UKMET or ICON would be on the table and most froze/freezing is N of the VT/NH border.   One aspect the front demarcation signals though is that the correction vector points cooler, ... particularly knowing that high is building ESE and will get deeper, not warmer in the lowest levels however. 

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