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February 5-6 Storm Threat I


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Jsut watched a tape delay of WHDH )7, Pete calling for a washout in my area Saturday with only chance of snow on tail end. Is he out to lunch? Admittedly I haven't even looked at this storm, but amazed with the way things have been going he must see this as an inland runner.

In all sincerety, does he see something I//we don't or is he going for broke?

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It's still in the getting together stages at 66 HR and by 72 HR it finally has a much better look but this run would certainly be much better for CNE and NNE than it would be down here. Anyways, the NAM might bring mixing issues here anyway.

The NAM is a soaker for all of sne because it's TOO amped....what are you talking about.

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Pete Bouchard said something New to me - After further review of the 00z GFS, there is a SMALL chance that as the shortwave goes negative tilt Sat. PM, the rain/snow line may jerk back to the coast as it departs northeast. This may not be determined until the day before the event...and the storm CAN'T sail north into Maine - it has to head off Cape Cod to the northeast.

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What a weird distribution of models at only 60-72h out:

NAM: CNE hit, mostly rain for SNE

SREF: SNE light to moderate hit, a bit SE for bigger hit

GFS and GEFS: Good SNE hit

GGEM: Whiff, maybe some light precip for Cape

Ukie: Good CNE hit, maybe into Monadnocks and NW MA.

NOGAPS: Whiff

Euro/Euro ensembles: pending

Thats some pretty atrocious agreement for <3 days out.

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Pete Bouchard said something New to me - After further review of the 00z GFS, there is a SMALL chance that as the shortwave goes negative tilt Sat. PM, the rain/snow line may jerk back to the coast as it departs northeast. This may not be determined until the day before the event...and the storm CAN'T sail north into Maine - it has to head off Cape Cod to the northeast.

?? can u explain how you're talking to him? lol

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