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Epic winter signal continues to beam, part II


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While I always want as much snow as possible, I actually like the duration here. So even if I only get 10 or 12 inches, if it is spread over 36-48 hours thats gonna real fun. GYX not too excited about the appetizer...."light accum possible". I think it will be moderate. Snow growth probably the kewy here between an 8-12 and a 12-18 stahm

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00Z MODELS CONTINUE TO ADVERTISE A MAJOR WINTER EVENT FOR LATER IN

THE PD AFFECTING A LARGE AREA OF THE PLAINS TO NORTHEAST. SRN

STREAM SHRTWV WILL MOVE OUT OF THE CNTRL/SRN ROCKIES ON TUES AND

ASSUME A NEG TILT AS IT LIFTS OUT THRU THE SRN PLAINS... WHILE THE

NRN STREAM TROF AMPLIFIES OVER THE GT BASIN. THIS WILL RAPIDLY

DEEPEN A SFC LOW MOVING FROM THE SRN PLAINS EARLY TUE TO SRN NEW

ENG BY MIDDAY WED. A STRONG LOW LVL JET DEVELOPING OVER THE WRN

GOMEX INTO THE LWR MS VLY WILL CARRY A DEEP PLUME OF MOISTURE INTO

THE SYSTEM AND THROW THE MSTR BACK ACROSS THE ARCTIC AIRMASS THAT

WILL BE IN PLACE ACROSS THE CNTRL U.S. TO SRN NEW ENG. STRONG

DEFORMATION AND AN UPR JET COUPLET COMBINED WITH DEEP LAYER FGEN

FORCING WILL PROVIDE AMPLE LIFT WHILE ENERGETIC SWLY-WLY FLOW

CARRIES MSTR THRU THE OH VLY INTO THE NORTHEAST/NRN MID ATLC...

WITH AN AXIS OF OVERRUNNING. THIS SHOULD SUPPORT A SWATH OF VERY

SIGNIFICANT ICE ACCUMS FROM NORTHEAST OK TO SRN NEW ENG... AND

VERY HVY SNOW FROM THE CNTRL PLAINS/MID LS VLY ACROSS TO NEW ENG.

00Z MODELS CAME INTO BETTER AGREEMENT REGARDING THE SCOPE OF THIS

EVENT INDICATING UP TO AN INCH OF FZRA CENTERED FROM SE IA TO

W-CNTRL OH... AND WELL OVER A FOOT OF SNOW NORTH OF THIS AXIS.

MANUAL GRAPHICS EMPLOYED AN INCLUSIVE BLEND OF NAM/GFS/ECMWF TO

CAPTURE HIGHER OP MODEL OUTPUT ALTHO THE OFFICIALLY PREFERRED 00Z

GEFS... WHICH WAS SEEN AFTER THE GRAPHICS WERE CREATED...

SUPPORTED THIS HEAVIER APPROACH. FAIRLY GOOD AGREEMENT

CONSIDERING THIS IS 3 DAYS OUT... BUT IMPORTANT PLACEMENT ISSUES

REMAIN... SO THIS ONE WILL BE WATCHED CLOSELY GIVEN LIKELIHOOD OF

MAJOR IMPACTS.

Wow, this forecaster is chucking :weenie: all over the place - is this HPC? up to 1" ZR for some (crippling esp since its followed by an arctic freeze), well over a foot of snow north of the ZR! Mobilize the national guard now... this storm is gonna see some heavy hype over the next 2 days.

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Wow, this forecaster is chucking :weenie: all over the place - is this HPC? up to 1" ZR for some (crippling esp since its followed by an arctic freeze), well over a foot of snow north of the ZR! Mobilize the national guard now... this storm is gonna see some heavy hype over the next 2 days.

It is the Heavy Snow discussion issued by the HPC. Serious chucking for all except the Maine rooftop en route.

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Not to mention that in any kind of emergency situation, multiple egress options are a good thing.

This, told KeV yesterday he needs to clear the deck. Yesterday I found my roof vents were buried, two issues, venting sewer gas, venting plumbing for proper flow. Got them exposed again. Big big day for clearing at least some of the roof. Hoping for more southward push, power is a good thing.

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00Z MODELS CONTINUE TO ADVERTISE A MAJOR WINTER EVENT FOR LATER IN

THE PD AFFECTING A LARGE AREA OF THE PLAINS TO NORTHEAST. SRN

STREAM SHRTWV WILL MOVE OUT OF THE CNTRL/SRN ROCKIES ON TUES AND

ASSUME A NEG TILT AS IT LIFTS OUT THRU THE SRN PLAINS... WHILE THE

NRN STREAM TROF AMPLIFIES OVER THE GT BASIN. THIS WILL RAPIDLY

DEEPEN A SFC LOW MOVING FROM THE SRN PLAINS EARLY TUE TO SRN NEW

ENG BY MIDDAY WED. A STRONG LOW LVL JET DEVELOPING OVER THE WRN

GOMEX INTO THE LWR MS VLY WILL CARRY A DEEP PLUME OF MOISTURE INTO

THE SYSTEM AND THROW THE MSTR BACK ACROSS THE ARCTIC AIRMASS THAT

WILL BE IN PLACE ACROSS THE CNTRL U.S. TO SRN NEW ENG. STRONG

DEFORMATION AND AN UPR JET COUPLET COMBINED WITH DEEP LAYER FGEN

FORCING WILL PROVIDE AMPLE LIFT WHILE ENERGETIC SWLY-WLY FLOW

CARRIES MSTR THRU THE OH VLY INTO THE NORTHEAST/NRN MID ATLC...

WITH AN AXIS OF OVERRUNNING. THIS SHOULD SUPPORT A SWATH OF VERY

SIGNIFICANT ICE ACCUMS FROM NORTHEAST OK TO SRN NEW ENG... AND

VERY HVY SNOW FROM THE CNTRL PLAINS/MID LS VLY ACROSS TO NEW ENG.

00Z MODELS CAME INTO BETTER AGREEMENT REGARDING THE SCOPE OF THIS

EVENT INDICATING UP TO AN INCH OF FZRA CENTERED FROM SE IA TO

W-CNTRL OH... AND WELL OVER A FOOT OF SNOW NORTH OF THIS AXIS.

MANUAL GRAPHICS EMPLOYED AN INCLUSIVE BLEND OF NAM/GFS/ECMWF TO

CAPTURE HIGHER OP MODEL OUTPUT ALTHO THE OFFICIALLY PREFERRED 00Z

GEFS... WHICH WAS SEEN AFTER THE GRAPHICS WERE CREATED...

SUPPORTED THIS HEAVIER APPROACH. FAIRLY GOOD AGREEMENT

CONSIDERING THIS IS 3 DAYS OUT... BUT IMPORTANT PLACEMENT ISSUES

REMAIN... SO THIS ONE WILL BE WATCHED CLOSELY GIVEN LIKELIHOOD OF

MAJOR IMPACTS.

Perhaps Gray will get a iittle more excited today. I'm going to call my town road agent (who's a friend) and let him know to get ready...since Gray doesn't really seem to be giving a sense that we are likely to have a 2 day heavy snowstorm.

Fingers crossed Eric...this looks like the one for you, finally. I like this kinda storm. Probably not 3"/hour snows, but moderate to heavy for a long stretch and not a lot of wind...fun to walk around in...the wind doesn't wreck the shoveling.

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This, told KeV yesterday he needs to clear the deck. Yesterday I found my roof vents were buried, two issues, venting sewer gas, venting plumbing for proper flow. Got them exposed again. Big big day for clearing at least some of the roof. Hoping for more southward push, power is a good thing.

Yeah it seems weenie-ish but if I lived in the interior I'd be spending some time checking those things...and clearing snow. Don't want co poisoning or a structural issue.

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Perhaps Gray will get a iittle more excited today. I'm going to call my town road agent (who's a friend) and let him know to get ready...since Gray doesn't really seem to be giving a sense that we are likely to have a 2 day heavy snowstorm.

Fingers crossed Eric...this looks like the one for you, finally. I like this kinda storm. Probably not 3"/hour snows, but moderate to heavy for a long stretch and not a lot of wind...fun to walk around in...the wind doesn't wreck the shoveling.

I'm feeling like the jackpot (which I have an admitted fetish for and will not seek treatment) will be to my south. Having said that, this is a region-wide dump so my concerns are nil.

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Perhaps Gray will get a iittle more excited today. I'm going to call my town road agent (who's a friend) and let him know to get ready...since Gray doesn't really seem to be giving a sense that we are likely to have a 2 day heavy snowstorm.

Fingers crossed Eric...this looks like the one for you, finally. I like this kinda storm. Probably not 3"/hour snows, but moderate to heavy for a long stretch and not a lot of wind...fun to walk around in...the wind doesn't wreck the shoveling.

Gray may very well be chucking weenies today.

Kevin will be chucking fuel into a generator come Wed.

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Yeah it seems weenie-ish but if I lived in the interior I'd be spending some time checking those things...and clearing snow. Don't want co poisoning or a structural issue.

I know what you mean about the weenism as we often portray Armageddon jokingly or well some seriously believe it . However this winter here time to anticipate and really be smart ahead of time. I know first thing I do in the spring is extend those vents, code now is four feet above roof line, mine are like 18 inches.

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Hi everyone, use to be on Eastern and recently discovered this site. Good to be back on a forum discussing SNE weather instead of reading a forum with a bunch of people saying a storm is good or bad for their area and it having no impact on where we live. I work in Newburyport so I'm assuming as of right now there'll be more snow there than at home.

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