78Blizzard
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Nice cluster near the benchmark.
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Ukie all alone in 0z runs tonight in not showing a complete miss (excluding the Ikon). Let's see what the king says.
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cmc another whiff.
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Just in time to bring us a whiff.
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Congrats Caribou!
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Not surprising. This winter it's either a cutter or a whiff, lol.
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That CMC run also has it stalling just E of BOS as it occludes.
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Congrats Stoney Brook Mtn.
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So did I, but like I said, it hasn't inspired confidence in lr solutions lately.
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It may be the JMA, but this is more what we want to see in the other models.
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Didn't we just see a similar scenario days ago for our upcoming storm, only to morph into a rainer this weekend for most. Not biting until other guidance confirms. Euro hasn't inspired confidence in these longer range scenarios thus far.
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I do. Despite what the models are showing right now, I'm feeling this one. I think in a day or so we will see positions reversed on some of those high fiving tonight and some of those singing the blues. I don't envision a tuck on this. The 18z EPS may be giving the first hints of the block to the north hanging tough and forcing this further east. We need to see a few more runs though to confirm.
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Euro says we stay mostly dry for just about the rest of January.
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I'm jealous... https://twitter.com/EddieSheerr/status/1218312650611986433 https://weather.com/storms/winter/news/2020-01-18-newfoundland-blizzard-record-daily-snow-st-johns
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It wouldn't surprise me if we go straight from cutters to suppression and back again. That system for mid next week looks like it could be the start of that type of scenario.
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Snow for days and days.
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You could say that at 96hr+, too, the way things have gone so far this winter.
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Given this winter to date, it probably will.
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Well, it did show a drop of 7 mb in 6 hrs.
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IMO, the East Coast ridge that's causing most of our grief will start to move south. This will be followed by an Alaska ridge pattern and colder than normal temperatures in the Northeast. You can see it starting later this month on the EPS. By the end of January to February, there's going to be a transition to a bullish period for us.
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SSTs for Boston are now as cold or colder than they have been at this time for the last 5-6 years. Bodes well for marginal situations down the road.
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I like the look of the Euro at day 10, clown range or not.
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Ukie looks quite warm at 850 over most of MA and all of CT.
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This looks more realistic:
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3K NAM continues to look better than the 12K.
