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Second Winter Storm Threat - Oct 29/30


Baroclinic Zone

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6z GFS is definitely warm....

But still snow for HVN and HFD once we get rid of the boundary layer warmth.

I think there may be some convective feedback on the 6z GFS tugging this thing a bit closer to the coast. It has a NAM style burst of convection over Long Island 21z-00z.

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But still snow for HVN and HFD once we get rid of the boundary layer warmth.

I think there may be some convective feedback on the 6z GFS tugging this thing a bit closer to the coast. It has a NAM style burst of convection over Long Island 21z-00z.

Loop the 850 and 700 maps. It does some weird sh*t.

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Given the extreme amount of baroclinicity and an absolutely remarkable amount of frotogenesis plus available moisture I think we're going to see some funky things with convection trying to throw off the models.

Yeah it's possible. I'm wondering about a 2 QPF max. One near the 700 backbent warmfront/pivot point and maybe one by the CF?? Just a thought.

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it looks like elevated interior CT is a lock.....less qpf issues than w mass potentially could have

and less BL issues then interior E MAss will have

talking about areas from danbury north toward norfolk look primed

Yeah places like Washington, Warren, Cornwall, etc are gonna clean up I bet

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