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April 1st-2nd Nor'Easter Potential


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That lead storm at 84 hours, ruined it.

Could just be the GFS mishandling the multiple shortwaves.

There's not enough separation between the two shortwaves....looking at H5, you'd think we have a monster brewing down south a la March 93, but there's just a weak surface reflection because the baroclinic zone is depleted from Storm #1...

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Yes it's still going at 120...6 hr QPF is 0.25" over Connecticut. Interior New England gets hammered.

Looks like a huge hit for N CT, but it gets warm for NYC metro because the low is too far tucked into the coast and never really bombs out. Could be a bigger threat, especially up here, if we see slightly earlier development from the coastal and it's a little farther offshore.

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UKMET has a more amplified ridge from AK into western Canada than the GFS. The 540 dm line reaches well into northern British Columbia at 96 hours.

UKMET has upper 960's LP in GOMaine at 120....not sure how it evolves before hand as at 96, there is a LP over the OV and weak LP reflection along the SE coast...

http://www.meteociel...=1021&archive=0

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UKMET at 108 hours is below. I agree it hasn't been very good with East Coast cyclogenesis this year, and has a bias of overdoing amplification of upper troughs and deepening of sfc lows. However, I think it's notable that the UKMET has shown bombogenesis in the eastern US on Fri for 5 straight runs, though it has varied on the location.

FWIW the high resolution UKMET maps show the low between 955 and 960 mb (hard to see all the isobars because they are ridiculously tightly packed) at 120 hours.

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