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Jan 20/21 Snow Threat


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Actually, I think that map looks fairly reasonable.

Not sure I'd cite the SREF's as a reasoning for a bust in that area... unless we're looking at different SREF's.

You really think north of the Pike is that low? I don't see it. It always fools people. I think you and I are good for 3-6 and have been sticking to that for days. Not so different than DT but north of us is a world of difference. SREFs showed much more in snow probs.

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I'm surprised that BOX only issued an advisory, stating the 4"-8" possibility. I though 6" was grounds for the warning/ watch.

You gotta have widespread 6"< over the entire county. Sounds like they are more leaning 3-6" with the chance of some spot 8" amounts.

Definitely looks like a solid Advisory event. Albany issues Advisories all the time for 4-8" in their Berkshire and Litchfield zones.

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It's going to be close for us.....

i certainly wouldn't be surprised to see some sleet / rain drops mix in late in the event but i don't think it'll make a whole world of difference... anywhere in that 3 to 5/6 range is safe. "a lot" of qpf falls with a plenty cold column. the nam and some of the srefs have had that mild tongue sneak in to the area off and on all along...even that run though is very marginal in terms of actual "warmth" its like .5 to 1C aloft for a short time and comes just after the best lift has moved through.

a lot of other products keep it all snow.

another thing the NAM does is have the NE wind howl for a time late in the day. would be briefly sustained like 25 to 30 knots G 40 knots toward evening.

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You really think north of the Pike is that low? I don't see it. It always fools people. I think you and I are good for 3-6 and have been sticking to that for days. Not so different than DT but north of us is a world of difference. SREFs showed much more in snow probs.

You're calling for a 1-2 inch forecast to "bust badly." Into what, the relatively adjacent 2-4 inch zone?

Aside from the NAM, most models have trouble working .2" plus of QPF north of the MA/NH border... even with 18:1 ratios that's 3.6" tops, and that's if they get all the QPF forecast and the ratios are that generous for the duration.

If an area gets 1.6" more than the max of what's been forecast, with snow, I don't know that I'd consider it much of a bust unless the forecast was for no snow at all.

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are the modeled paramaters for the weenie band somewhere N of the pike still found on today's runs

Not really...it's possible it may only be run of those "exit stage right" bands, like I mentioned earlier. There still seems to be evidence of maybe something near I-90 or just north, but tough to really tell. Just kind of going by 850 and 700 fields, but it is not a strong signal.

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:weenie:

i knew you would to that....but will was mentioning it and i will just assume they are still there

it's like i don't think i've ever seen a non CF enhancment weenie band in the wakefield, ma area.....they seem to like to reside about 20-40 miles to the north or not really exist at all. but this could just be a figment of my imagination.

like if the storm bumped 40 miles north i bet there would be a weenie band in SNH out thru MPM but if i doesn't i don't really expect one in my area or ray's

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i certainly wouldn't be surprised to see some sleet / rain drops mix in late in the event but i don't think it'll make a whole world of difference... anywhere in that 3 to 5/6 range is safe. "a lot" of qpf falls with a plenty cold column. the nam and some of the srefs have had that mild tongue sneak in to the area off and on all along...even that run though is very marginal in terms of actual "warmth" its like .5 to 1C aloft for a short time and comes just after the best lift has moved through.

a lot of other products keep it all snow.

another thing the NAM does is have the NE wind howl for a time late in the day. would be briefly sustained like 25 to 30 knots G 40 knots toward evening.

That's pretty awesome really...back to back snow events would be a major victory in this winter before next weeks....I can't even say it.

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Makes sense.

Yeah and honestly it could probably go either way... as 6" in a highly populated area is a much bigger deal than Pete's fields getting 6" of fluff in the Berkshires. It wouldn't surprise me if they upgraded to some marginal warnings in SE MA and RI. Maybe even the northern CT zones if they really want to go there.

More than likely it depends on the forecaster who is on at the time, lol... and how they want to handle it.

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euro qpf yesterday 12z / today 12z

orh: .29 / .28

bos: .26 / .28

hya: .33 / .48

bdl: .35 / .35

thanks for thislooks like western Ct and then Se mass could have *potential* areas of 5-8 and like 6-9 respectfully. does the qpf taper slightly from w ct into RI before picking up again over cape.

do you have a qpf total for like PVD/ and or KTAN on today's euro phil

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