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Epic winter signal continues to beam, part VI


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Not surprising...some of us were discussing how >12" with just the 2nd part might be tough to come by. The synoptic setup didn't really support it. Its still possible someone gets bombed in a 6h period, but its still a SWFE with a dyslot racing NE. So we thought the 20-30" amounts were kind of ridiculous. This doesn;t count some upslope areas in the Greens where after the main synoptic stuff passes, they could get mesoscale fluff.

Right....I'm happy with where we are headed relative to my 12-18" call.

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The dryslot is not an issue? I found some irony there, anyway.

I noticed the irony part right after I replied...thought maybe that's what you meant.

Well at that pace precip could start winding down here in CT by mid morning...maybe 10ish? Given it's 4:00 AM now and most reports are IP/SN here in CT we may not see any major issues with icing.

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I noticed the irony part right after I replied...thought maybe that's what you meant.

Well at that pace precip could start winding down here in CT by mid morning...maybe 10ish? Given it's 4:00 AM now and most reports are IP/SN here in CT we may not see any major issues with icing.

Yeah I think the heavy precip was close to finished by 10-12pm there...though the leftover frdz, beyond the heavy heavies sn/ip/zr could be an understated issue, too.

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