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Boston Bulldog

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  • Birthday June 7

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    New York, NY
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    Skiing, Weather, Baseball, New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox.

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  1. Every tick counts in the upper levels. The more you can buckle the flow downstream of the trough axis, the more the baroclinic leaf can develop to the NW. While the actual SLP doesn't trend a ton from 18z to 0z, the precip shield is definitely more expansive
  2. Angel on one shoulder telling me it's just the NAM, don't look too deep into it. Devil (weenie?) on the other shoulder telling me to go all in on this trend because we have better sampling now....
  3. Looks like the trough on 6z GFS actually trended a bit better than 0z, but the SLP development and evolution is significantly more realistic than at 0z. No spurious convective mass modifying the surface evolution
  4. I wish that is the case! Idk, this configuration just doesn't scream cyclogenesis close to NC. We need a sharper and deeper trough. And we need that to trend quickly. Decent move from 18z I guess
  5. I have a few caution flags on the improved 0z GFS run. Watch where the SLP develops - it congeals on some spurious convection that forms off of FL, helping shunt the ocean storm a bit NW Sure the upper level changes are there, but I don't think they support such a substantial shift without the convective feedback
  6. Slight tick better at upper levels. We should know by 12z tomorrow if this is the start of a trend back or just noise. Probably the latter?
  7. Yeah sure GFS blew at 0z. You never see a coastal bomb show up every single run for days on end. Synoptic errors are so huge at this juncture, but at least there is persistence surrounding a *threat*. The signal continues to grow stronger. Even 0z keeps all the necessary pieces on the playing field, that’s all I need right now
  8. Classic upslope blower pow! Really impressive stuff out of Mount Mansfield. It wasn’t nearly as deep farther south at MRG, but still some great (albeit thin cover) powder in the upper elevations. Frozen mud on the pole tips means low tide! Not sure if the natural snow at Sugarbush would’ve held up on most trails for a busy weekend crowd.
  9. Absolutely firing at MRG right now. 6+ easily up high overnight and still dumping.
  10. This little impulse has scaled up slowly in recent days. The MRV area is really lighting up right now, perhaps a little consolation after missing out on last night’s bonanza north of I-89
  11. Upslope starting to blossom over the spine again. What a stretch!
  12. Yep Margavage. His “white thanksgiving” model was laughable. Ripped the accuweather product verbatim and modified the colorbar labels.
  13. Highly recommend just ignoring the CFS when forecasting storms. In addition to its resolution issues with synoptic events, there is one notorious “met” who uses it frequently on Twitter. Betting against his constant “cold and snow” calls would be more profitable than betting against Jim Cramer’s stock picks
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