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April 1st-2nd Nor'Easter Potential


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Well we all should at this stage, but I'm not down on this at all. Canadian is a crusher it seems.

I'm just saying we may have a few models swings given all the moving parts, so I'm gonna remain hopeful, but cautious.

Your the man. Look foward to ur post. Ggem being a hit makes me feel a bit better.

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0z matured a "tad" too late, though, and we missed out on the best CCB. With the northern stream digging more, that should also allow more cold air to filter into the system.

Yeah this would actually be a better result for us now than-- let's say-- January-- because of the shorter wavelengths :)

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So the EURO has a disorganized and weak LP offshore at 66 and at 72 it undergoes some intensification east of NJ and spreads some higher qpf back. Temps are marginal. It appears as if the EURO might be later with the phase and more beneficial for areas of New England. Regardless it still has a storm, but I would just like to see it capture earlier so that it could have a more beneficial solution for many. It however is by no means a BAD run, it just needs some work. We still have some time to work things out...

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At hrs 78 and 84 it throws back even more qpf and drops to sub 986mb off of Long Island. Still a touch warm with the 2m temps. Like I said the only caution I advise is that it is later with the phase, and often times this can screw areas over further to the S that are expecting big QPF. Just think about past storms that have captured late and as a result everything is shifted north. Regardless a great run, and definitely gives more credence to the GFS solution.

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Euro Soundings for LGA. Appears to be rain to heavy, wet snow.

In order - surface temps, 850 temps (bolded) , sfc pressure, sfc rhu, 700 rhu, 6 hour precip (bolded) , 500 DM, 100/500 Thickness

FRI 06Z 01-APR 2.6 1.3 1003 97 100 0.17 544 542

FRI 12Z 01-APR 1.6 -2.2 994 97 97 0.63 536 541

FRI 18Z 01-APR 2.1 -5.2 991 87 94 0.55 527 534

SAT 00Z 02-APR 2.1 -3.1 994 90 94 0.26 528 533

Thicknesses are very cold. Definitely snow, even with surface 34-36, which is likely overdone by all models.

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Why is it throwing so much QPF back over Philly/Trenton to the SW and less over Long Island? Do you think that will pass over our area?

Boxing day similarities. It has the comma head and associated mid level frontogenesis over NJ and into the Berks. Probably a little dryslot for a time over LI, but we are 3 days out and I wouldn't do naked hi-fives just yet. Euro is on the western envelope right now, but it could be right.

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