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Baroclinic Zone

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  1. Nice diffluence ahead of the digging s/w should do the trick.
  2. Yep. You can have it. I hope your location is buried under 6' of snow by mid month.
  3. And a hugger is still in the envelope. If Kevin refers to an "inland runner" as something that cuts west of Albany, I doubt that scenario. Any storm that crosses land in SNE (outside CC/Islands) is "inland" to me. Is it over water? no. A hugger, as well, is over water, not over land.
  4. Can't recall saying specifically "inland runner", but you can never rule out change over to rain like the ICON showed yesterday where the SLP runs up over E MA.
  5. That strung out piece of vorticity along the northern tier really helps to lift that ULL out and heights raise ahead of the the trailing s/w allowing it to dig more.
  6. Maybe 1/10" at home. Looks like 1/2" here at work,
  7. OH Valley runner w/ 2ndary trying to pop so there's some cold air damming going on.
  8. Gotta go back to 2017/18 here for that. We on a 3 year regression.
  9. Yup. It's literally night and day between the 2. Change occurs in Wrentham.
  10. Well, we just had a Spring snowstorm. White rain.
  11. Do you know what causes the attenuation for BOX radar? Usually see gaps in it.
  12. Yeah, it never sharpened enough to turn it up the coast.
  13. I feel we want just a little more wave spacing so heights can respond ahead of next week. GFS looks better early on.
  14. I don't even see that date in the BOX archives.
  15. Low tracking up over SE MA would change over many verbatim.
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