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dendrite

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  1. Navgem is east of Bermuda. Right where we want it.
  2. The southern system is less amped, but there’s less suppression in NNE. End result is a tick warmer.
  3. It’s less suppressed throughout…not much though.
  4. Yeah I’m less concerned about that layer…especially 925. Maybe 850 is a problem in a euro scenario.
  5. Where Merrimack Co meets Belknap. My point is there’s not a lot of wiggle room if it shifts north. For giggles I looked at my 84hr sounding and it was near 0C around 800mb. But it’s the nam at 84 so who really giaf. lol
  6. A little bit…not that there’s a 90hr NAM, but yeah, there was more suppression in NNE pre-overrunning. Nammy has a warm layer H8-75 as well. I’m not really worried about specifics, but this would be the type of system to be concerned about a warm tongue aloft while the CAA undercuts it.
  7. NAM is barely snow here, but whatev…too far out for it.
  8. Is the RA/SN line always supposed to be close to the low?
  9. Still gotta get the euro on board but it was looking a little more suppressed at 6z vs 0z.
  10. Get that southern system a little more amped and that'll be a nice snow event from here into MA.
  11. Congrats N of the pike into S NH
  12. Definitely more suppressed than 6z through 78
  13. You're comparing 84hr on 2 different runs.
  14. The lake must be frozen over pretty good. Good radiational cooling now.
  15. I just hated the 2 run flinch 00z and 06z Friday. It was trying to taint SE MA and deform WNE to my area. I mean SE SNE was modeled for a dumping either way whether it be coastal front, deform, etc, but the Euro made for a lot of bad forecasts west of DAW-ORH-IJD. But like I said to Will, they all struggled at times.
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