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ORH_wxman

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  1. The midlevels are trending a little colder than I thought they would a few days ago for sure.
  2. Figure I should throw in the hemispheric chart for the same timeframe as my CONUS chart
  3. Yeah the flow is definitely slowing down. But I'm just making a note that the big davis strait block isn't present yet....this one is being slowed by an iceland block further downstream and sometimes there's less "wiggle room" so to speak on those.
  4. How do we know this isn't going to try to run into BUF yet? Right now, it's safe, but it wouldn't take much downstream to let this ride pretty far west. That's a pretty sick shortwave in the midwest already neg tilted
  5. Ukie doesn't look bad at first glance....can't see thermals yet, but prob cold enough for most...at least away from water
  6. Yeah I looked at the H5 and then saw the QPF and was thinking "I highly doubt it...".....lol
  7. GFS has a miller B threat for 1/7-1/8....GGEM had this last night as well although wide right.
  8. No idea, but they update quickly, lol. They literally are the EXACT same graphics as when I started looking at them in 2000 or 2001. They might have been already like that for a few years prior.
  9. v16 is pretty damned cold actually....colder than the RGEM down this way.
  10. GFS finally starting to get precip into New England for the 1/4 threat. Light snow event for SNE this run.
  11. Yeah ad the question is how much colder does it trend and if it does, is there enough QPF to make it matter?
  12. Colder than 06z GFS....but yeah, there's no real WAA thump of QPF. It's really weak overrunning crap.
  13. Pictures of advisory snowfall draped on the trees from Holliston to Methuen while 33F and rain in Tolland? Neighbors spot Kevin in his front yard beating the crap out of his computer office-space style with a baseball bat in his raincoat.
  14. Cold 12z RGEM run....has advisory snows almost to the pike. Really tight cutoff though...virtually zero snow south of the pike. Still not buying it yet, but may need to watch. That run was pretty much all snow from CON northward.
  15. Yeah you prob don't want a 2015-esque PAC with that block....though we could use it slightly better than it is. It's downright horrific so the cold is pretty marginal, it's enough for snow threats though. It would be nice to insert a little more CP airmass into the pattern....if only to freeze up the water bars and ponds/lakes quicker. Something like a Jan 2011 Pacific....it wasn't obscenely cold that month, but consistent below avg.
  16. Yeah his jackpot fetish will peek out if he has one of the higher totals in SNE....he'll be all over it if he rips 3" in a few hours while ORH is IP/ZR and Kevin is 33F rain.
  17. If antecedent airmass aloft was like 2-3C colder, then it would be perfect.
  18. If the Davis Strait block sets up like we've seen on the Euro and other guidance at times, then it's a decent snow pattern. It isn't cold at all, but it's enough to get plenty of snow threats because virtually any disturbance in the flow is going to run into the block and be forced underneath it unless there's some crazy phasing.
  19. The rapidly developing secondary cold tucks the sfc behind it....so yeah, I don't think we're getting 55F on Sunday.
  20. Look on the bright side....you prob just saw the worst cutter you'll see in the Dec 15-Mar 15 period you will see up there for at least a couple decades....lol.
  21. Pike region may sleet bomb for a time....though Euro/Ukie are a bit colder and has a quick burst of mod/heavy snow for a couple hours. Kind of skeptical of the snow though unless we see another tick colder aloft.
  22. Who cares about the damage....the snow pack melting is what really hurt in that storm.
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