Torch Tiger
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he's on a hill too, 400'...but technically the hills to his east on other side of the valley are higher even over 500' -
Yeah, a "no school Foster-Gloucester" situation? otherwise awful for the S lowlanders.
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Following quickly on the heels of Sundays mood/moderate snow event/rain coast, this is where to discuss the wild impacts of the inside-runner bomb. Let's gooo!!
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no thread?? wow
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Thankfully we have the cutter coming up, not much else to track. Tomorrows light/moderate snow event is old hat x10, we need some novelty
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HRRR looks terrific! Much of NE gets something
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Euro GW for the 13th...
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Yeah great trends since yesterday, wow
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True, also many of our snowstorms are Miller b or late-developers which models will struggle with putting pieces together, while generally cutters are fully formed and mature way south and west of us so it's less moving parts coming together
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even if it sacrifices the south coast/i-95, I hope the actual track and snow dist. is way NW of that!
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Oh yeah I wasn't talk about warmth, just that's a terrible storm track. I'm sure there were a few dog 1980's winters that looked like what the gfs is crapping out in the LR
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next storm the 14th or so. That's a deep cut, MN/WI
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Look at NNE, that's no good....also some of that qpf added there is not associated with the storm so it's worse than it looks
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gfs was rubbish for much of the region.
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I hope so, but not buying into anything too wild yet. Obviously Nantucket or far far SE areas have a much better chance at wild damage since they will be close to sectoring
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Buzz-kill CAD and snow cover inversion will protect us from the wild LLJ
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Yeah I'm not calling for that, lol
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sleeting here as well, no snow atm. Had some nice wind gusts ahead of that, 30kt?
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Yeah, it is a matter of some folks hoping for a front-ender to cold rain/slot, so their pack isn't gone. While others prefer a wild, windy 55F pack obliterator that takes some down.
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oh I agree, wouldn't forecast it ...yet <3
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why's everyone so down on the cutter? it's going to be very very exciting. hopefully it cuts far enough west we sector and get some crazy winds again.
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agree with a 6-12" type deal for a decent amount of NE. I wouldn't rule out someone going over 18" though, especially with any possible wild convective banding that sets ups up in a particular zone. while 10 miles away is exhaust city. lol we've seen it with more than a couple recent storms, not impossible.
