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The Thursday night Special


Damage In Tolland

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I am glad you mentioned the instability. I saw some TTs approaching 60 on a few bufkit profiles the other day. Notice the SREF probabilities for snow are exceptionally high along with the strong +MPV anomalies with the front they are producing.

Snow squall heaven ...

Pants tent, naked as a Maine Jaybird.

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Been on the road all day and was surprised to see my point and click from Box offering 2-4" tomorrow night.

Drove Rt 2 Greenfield to Cambridge and back and I was a little surprised by the lack of snow cover east of the River, even through Orange, Gardenr etc. Must have really torched for a while yesterday.

Lets hope that gets taken care of tomorrow with fresh cover for all!

:snowman:

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yeah new NAM would be a good - by 2011/2012 standards - snow event out here. several inches by the looks of it.

it's also finally saturating the lower levels of the column tomorrow like the GFS has been doing...it's got some good ENE flow and some ocean induced CAPE...still looks like a shot at some flakes tomorrow...could see that sneaking westward a bit too in SE MA maybe up to BOS as well.

GFS now actually spitting out measurable during the day too.

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It has been sickening. I like some warmth (shudder) in July and August... let it go crazy there and get +5 monthlies then...

...leave my winters alone dammit!

Looks good for you eastern folk this go-round

It's just so weird isn't it? But that's why we all love living here....

yeah new NAM would be a good - by 2011/2012 standards - snow event out here. several inches by the looks of it.

it's also finally saturating the lower levels of the column tomorrow like the GFS has been doing...it's got some good ENE flow and some ocean induced CAPE...still looks like a shot at some flakes tomorrow...could see that sneaking westward a bit too in SE MA maybe up to BOS as well.

GFS now actually spitting out measurable during the day too.

Phil so you think snow is a go here?

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yeah new NAM would be a good - by 2011/2012 standards - snow event out here. several inches by the looks of it.

it's also finally saturating the lower levels of the column tomorrow like the GFS has been doing...it's got some good ENE flow and some ocean induced CAPE...still looks like a shot at some flakes tomorrow...could see that sneaking westward a bit too in SE MA maybe up to BOS as well.

GFS now actually spitting out measurable during the day too.

You talking about Sat? >2" , <6" = 'several'

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It's just so weird isn't it? But that's why we all love living here....

Phil so you think snow is a go here?

yeah i think we're good for a couple/few inches...might be tough on the far lower cape (CHH) but most of the area should get some - especially over toward your area.

i could see some surprise light accumulation happening during the day tomorrow as well...but that's more of wild card.

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SPC WRF has a pretty heavy band coming through tonight. It also shows a secondary batch hitting RI and se mass.

The heavy band coming through seems to line up fairly well with that ribbon of higher elevated instability working in aloft with TT's briefly spiking close to or into the lower 50's and mlvl lapse rates getting up to around 6.5 C/KM.

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I'm a little shocked there aren't any winter weather advisory's up yet for the area...perhaps later on this morning we will see them fly.

I think you've been influenced by the liberal tossing of the WWA the other day. A general 1-3" (that's my p/c and I think it is pretty much region-wide, no?) should cut it, and the timing of it eliminates their oft-used rationalization of issuance due to impact of timing with rush hour.

My two cents.

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I think you've been influenced by the liberal tossing of the WWA the other day. A general 1-3" (that's my p/c and I think it is pretty much region-wide, no?) should cut it, and the timing of it eliminates their oft-used rationalization of issuance due to impact of timing with rush hour.

My two cents.

Yeah I agree...I was thinking coating to 2'' region wide with some spot 3'' amounts...was thinking maybe some 4'' totals but didn't add that on my map...this system is moving rather rapidly and we should only be snowing for several hours and I doubt we see 1''+ rates for the entire duration so it could be difficult to see many totals above 3''.

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