40/70 Benchmark
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10:1 Map def. doesn't do rd 2 justice, agree with Steve, there. I'd probably be closer to 20"
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Inverse Feb 13...this is more March 2001.
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True, but that is more iffy....need to get in the banding. Looking more likely. I was honestly underwhelmed by the clown maps...not much difference, but it sounds like it was better aloft, I guess.
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Not too much better here....RD I must have sucked
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Looks like the NAM with enhancement near Portland...is that cf?
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Be leery of the southern end of the wxbell maps.....they count sleet
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Does the meager rd 1 negate the better rd two for this area? Don't like the colder rd 1...
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I think that idea, along with the 3km NAM, is BS. No reason to go much less than 10:1to the north.
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There is going to be a pork zone between forcing, bit it should be less pronounced with a later occlusion. Canadian suite places it over me, the ICON over Concord, NH...tough call. Stlil favor the northern scenario.
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I disagree....opposite, which is why the best dynamics have been extending further ne.
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I don't endorse it per say, just interesting that its been very amped.
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Occlusion has been trending later and later..
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18z ICON has really trended favorably for e MA....was among most western guidance consistently...
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Big 18z EURO on deck
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And this leads to
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That is my biggest fear....7-10 split in forcing.
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Ahhh...trended north
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Anyone had have 18z RGEM?
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When dog $hit is over a foot, times are good.
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If I could verify that and not see another flake all winter, I would sign on the dotted line.
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Fiiiiiyaahhhhhhhhhhhh
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Someone with a modicum of meteorological intellect lie to me and tell me that is feasible....I dare you..
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Sure, np...yes, please, may i have another?
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HOLY $HIT.....that 18z NAM is the best run of my life
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Remember a couple of days ago when Portland, ME scrapped together like 6" from decaying dynamics? This is how miller b's work, folks.
