dendrite

We blow.

Think I’ll take the under.

RGEM has been ticking warmer. Gotta watch that dryslot like Chris mentioned because midlevel temps are pretty meh for nucleation. Once that dryslot punches in between H5-H7 it could be ZR even if the entire column is sub freezing.

Looks like 3k would be about 1-2" of S/IP here and then a period of ZR. Then maybe another inch of snow on top of that. Fun.

Picking up better on the warm tongue aloft now...and yeah, need to get that midlevel flow backed in time to keep the cold air aloft in place. Otherwise we S>IP>ZR and then back to a little snow to finish.

Is it more precise on the weatherlink.com settings? Tenths is pretty coarse for a map...notsomuch for the console which only uses it for sunrise/sunset times. edit...I see your bulletin page, but you need to log in with an account.

Zoom into your exact spot and click. https://www.latlong.net

Idk if you drink coffee...obvi avoid caffeine in PM hours. Maybe supplement some magnesium? It’s easy to be deficient in it and it’s vital to our body.

Your lat/long is a little off. Are you purposely trying to throw off your exact location?

I found it here...only the map data though. https://www.weatherlink.com/map/426503c9-3f03-4d1d-8c10-86efab813a5b

I use Ginxsnewx.com

Nice. Now you have to sign up for CWOP.

RGEM is pretty weenieish for NNE too. Pretty cold aloft for more frozen than freezing.

Wow. Nice run right into SNE with the front end. Nice secondary development too for NNE.

GFS/ICON has a quick thump into VT/NH. But yeah, this isn't one of our high ends SWFEs.

ptype maps are showing a mix on the various sites for BML 84-87hr, but this is the raw sounding text for there at 87hr. Date: 87 hour GFS valid 15Z SAT 2 JAN 21 Station: KBML Latitude: 44.58 Longitude: -71.18 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEV PRES HGHT TEMP DEWP RH DD WETB DIR SPD THETA THE-V THE-W THE-E W mb m C C % C C deg knt K K K K g/kg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 1000 68 1 950 478 SFC 946 509 -2.3 -2.9 96 0.6 -2.6 135 5 275.2 275.7 273.5 284.1 3.26 3 900 907 -1.9 -2.4 97 0.5 -2.1 164 18 279.6 280.2 276.4 289.5 3.56 4 850 1364 -0.0 -0.2 99 0.1 -0.1 192 39 286.1 286.9 280.8 298.7 4.44 5 800 1850 -0.3 -0.4 99 0.1 -0.3 211 47 290.8 291.6 283.1 304.2 4.64 6 750 2366 -1.5 -1.7 99 0.2 -1.6 227 52 294.9 295.7 284.6 308.2 4.50 7 700 2913 -3.9 -4.2 98 0.3 -4.0 235 55 298.2 298.9 285.4 310.2 4.00 8 650 3495 -6.9 -7.3 97 0.4 -7.1 240 54 301.1 301.8 285.9 311.5 3.40 9 600 4116 -10.2 -10.6 97 0.4 -10.4 242 54 304.3 304.8 286.4 313.1 2.83 10 550 4781 -14.1 -14.4 98 0.2 -14.2 241 55 307.3 307.7 286.9 314.6 2.28 11 500 5497 -19.0 -19.1 100 0.1 -19.0 239 57 309.9 310.2 287.2 315.4 1.69 Definite warm layer aloft and close to ZR, but it still looks like snow to me at that point.

I'd be surprised if Wed is bigger. Maybe you get a little upslope after the fropa wednesday, but it'll probably be a mix/rain down here until we get the CAA.

Didn't look too bad up there. 3-5" or so and then a little mix/DZ before ending. Pretty typical of these things.

Really windy here in NW downslope land...CON has frequently gusted over 40mph. The low dews and wind make it pretty chilly despite mostly sunny skies and upper 20s. Should be lower single digits by morning if we decouple.

Yup. Snowing at BOS while raining in NE CT and IP/ZR at ORH??

I noticed on Pivotal that the snow totals took a decent jump here after the ptype algorithm had already flipped it to IP...was a red flag for me when I saw the big 10:1 numbers.

Nice quick burst of front end snow on the euro. Ptype maps even have SN over to BOS.