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  1. 5 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

    It’s really ridiculous.  I’m inclined to think it’s out to lunch on this event.  As OceanWx said it was off on heights in Canada.  The Euro isn’t ALWAYS great with northern stream features or with disturbances coming out of Canada.  I’ve been nervous about that late northern stream interaction now for 36 hours.  If the NAM continues getting colder today as this event gets inside 36-42 I’m probably tossing the Euro on this.  

    I wouldn’t be surprised if the Euro was a bust on this. Cold presses always win 

  2. 1 minute ago, OceanStWx said:

    :rolleyes: 

    Seems you're really stretching your definition of damage now.

    I think right now the best chances for higher ice totals will be where Will was talking about yesterday. Near the coast could have the best combo of staying below freezing but near the warmth aloft. Forecast soundings from the NAM near HVN and GON show much more of an ice look, and the NAM is actually decent with low level thermal profiles.

    GFS has them flipping to rain...:axe:

    Gfs jacked up qpf too

  3. 4 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

    Where exactly? 

    It just looks sleety with so much low level cold. Even the GFS that loves to be warm in the boundary layer is cold enough for sleet at BDL.

    There will be ice, but unless things change significantly I don't see a widespread damaging ice signal.

    Who knows where . I just meant a lot of sleet and zr for a whole bunch of people. Sleet is also an icestorm 

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  4. 11 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    The next two cycles are when the meltdowns happens as we tickle north...classic 24-48 hour N trend. Then we'll get the "inside 24 hour messenger SE slide" and end up back to where we were before all of that. 

    The next 24-36 hours separates the men from the boys . You have the model huggers who think each run is the final outcome.. and then  you have the few who understand what can and can’t happen based on this setup . And they end up the victors when the others come back as models come back 

  5. 7 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    High pressure is sliding offshore...it's not an ideal setup for keeping it cold. There is some semblance trying to hang back to our north on the ensembles, but it is probably only a few members showing it. It needs a lot of work. 

    Are you worried about losing pack ?

  6. 34 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    This 12z Euro run is infuriating to winter enthusiasm... 

    It's got this huge meridional flow structure and manages to turbid the cold toward spring or something...   I mean, it's like ECMWF, Inc...  parameterized the whole run with asshole variables from start to finish.

     haha

    Don’t you think next weeks storm ends up colder vs these calls of torching cutter? Too much pressing cold and hP

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