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Baroclinic Zone

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  1. Yep. That would git er done. Advisory levels in SE MA.
  2. Not yet here. Give it till the end of the month and ask me again. I'm at 40% of my seasonal average currently.
  3. Amazing to see a storm traverse across the BM and pretty much no on sees anything out of it.
  4. Here's what I am talking about. It's that piece up in BC that is kicking our storm off to the east at the last moment.
  5. It's now that trailing s/w diving out of GL. It kicks this storm east before it has chance to drop in behind and phase. That piece looks to be coming onshore in BC now.
  6. 12/18/2019 0.20 Squall 12/17/2019 0.75 SWFE-PHAIL 12/11/2019 6.25 Anafront 12/02/2019 6.00 ULL retrograde CCB snows 12/01/2019 2.80 WCB Snow transitioning to Sleet 11/12/2019 0.25 Anafront. Open the 2019/20 season
  7. I'm telling ya, hit up my friend at Kelsen in Derry, NH.
  8. Haven't seen nary a flake of snow in just about 3 weeks now.
  9. Agree with the others, looked like a nice event up there.
  10. Are we just not able to get flow backed, so the precip shied is left mostly to the eastern side?
  11. How many moose farts should I be rooting for down in the Tropics?
  12. Don’t sweat it. 6” is a big storm for this season. Some have lucked out with more north of me. To see if we can pull off a few more inches in the midst of an epic torch would be pretty amazing to pull off.
  13. Zero expectations on this one. Just trying show others what to look for.
  14. That trailing s/w was ever so close to making this a better solution. Speed that up by 6hrs.
  15. Yeah, there were a lot of subtle changes upstream and downstream that led to the closer track. See if it holds and continues moving forward.
  16. Pretty good look at 500mb.look at the heights over New England. Flow is not compressed which should allow for system to come north.
  17. Indeed they do. Just look at the upper level flow off to the northeast right now. Not conducive to a storm coming up the coast at all. It makes tracking these interesting when you are looking upstream and downstream to see what can go right or wrong.
  18. The phasing will occur, it’s just a matter of when and where.
  19. Yeah, if that s/w does not lift out, we lose the ability for the follow up wave to amplify and phase sooner with the ULL over the GL that is diving in behind it. We not talking huge changes to make sensible weather differences, especially down here in SE MA. All we need is about 75-100mi
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