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We have a Dream MLK Disco Jan 18 Possible Wave on front


Damage In Tolland

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Spelled out pretty good here

 

ALL EYES WILL BE ON THE DEVELOPING NEGATIVELY TILTED UPPER TROF
THAT DEVELOPS OVER THE OHIO VALLEY LATE SUNDAY AND THEN SWINGS
NORTHEAST SUNDAY NIGHT TOWARD NEW ENGLAND DEVELOPING A COASTAL LOW
ALONG THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND COAST AND THEN TOWARD THE MAINE
COAST SUNDAY NIGHT. MODELS DIFFER ON THE TRACK WHICH WILL BE
CRITICAL ON WHERE A STRONG BAROCLINIC ZONE SETS UP AND THE
RESULTING PRECIPITATION TYPE. THE EURO BRINGS THE SYSTEM FURTHER
WEST THROUGH CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND AND THEN TOWARD THE WESTERN
MOUNTAINS OF MAINE WHICH IS NOT CLIMATOLOGICALLY LIKELY
, BUT IF SO
A GOOD PORTION OF THE SOUTHERN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE WOULD
CHANGE TO RAIN OR A MIX. A MORE LIKELY SCENARIO OF THE LOW/MID
LEVEL LOW WOULD BE TO TRACK ALONG THE COASTAL FRONT AND THE
CLOSER TO/OR ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND COAST WHICH WOULD ALLOW COLDER
AIR TO REMAIN INLAND AND MORE OF THE PRECIPITATION TO FALL AS SNOW.
AT THIS POINT THERE IS TOO MUCH UNCERTAINTY IN THE TRACK SO USED
A BLEND OF THE MODELS FOR PTYPE. ONE THING ALL THE MODELS DO AGREE
ON IS A GOOD DEAL OF QPF IN THE AMOUNTS OF 1.5-2.5 INCHES.

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People must love it. Look at all the people hopping on board.

lol. In my mind there are like 7 counties in NH/ME from MWN to CAR that stand the chance for decent snowfall. Everyone could see a change over...it's mid-January with low level cold lurking nearby, so not that hard to bring in a snow column at the end on W/NW/N winds this time of year. But that change over looks like a coating to 2"...so not all that exciting.

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A MORE LIKELY SCENARIO OF THE LOW/MID

LEVEL LOW WOULD BE TO TRACK ALONG THE COASTAL FRONT AND THE

CLOSER TO/OR ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND COAST WHICH WOULD ALLOW COLDER

AIR TO REMAIN INLAND AND MORE OF THE PRECIPITATION TO FALL AS SNOW.

AT THIS POINT THERE IS TOO MUCH UNCERTAINTY IN THE TRACK SO USED

A BLEND OF THE MODELS FOR PTYPE. ONE THING ALL THE MODELS DO AGREE

ON IS A GOOD DEAL OF QPF IN THE AMOUNTS OF 1.5-2.5 INCHES.

Yeah you guys are getting some good precipitation amounts regardless. I bet you end up with a plowable 3+ snowfall. This could be a sneaky big one for the mountains.

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Yeah you guys are getting some good precipitation amounts regardless. I bet you end up with a plowable 3+ snowfall. This could be a sneaky big one for the mountains.

 

 I am pretty focused for there more then here, Trip next weekend and a foot plus would be awesome for the trails

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I am pretty focused for there more then here, Trip next weekend and a foot plus would be awesome for the trails

Perfect scenario would be SR/SL get slammed and N VT cleans up on the backside upslope. Looks like that is a decent possibility too.

I'm trying to use a free 2 days at Sunday river and that would go a long ways in covincing me to go this month.

But the spread remains kind of high in this event so we still have to be weary of some rain up there. I lean against it for now.

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Perfect scenario would be SR/SL get slammed and N VT cleans up on the backside upslope. Looks like that is a decent possibility too.

I'm trying to use a free 2 days at Sunday river and that would go a long ways in covincing me to go this month.

But the spread remains kind of high in this event so we still have to be weary of some rain up there. I lean against it for now.

You either meant leery or wary.. But not weary " tired"
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Perfect scenario would be SR/SL get slammed and N VT cleans up on the backside upslope. Looks like that is a decent possibility too.

I'm trying to use a free 2 days at Sunday river and that would go a long ways in covincing me to go this month.

But the spread remains kind of high in this event so we still have to be weary of some rain up there. I lean against it for now.

Yeah, The trend today was away from liquid for those areas, We will have to wait another day or so to see where this ends up, But i am more thinking that they stay mainly frozen in the end which is on the plus side

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