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Hilltop avoiding non-isallobaric wind from heaven... UKMET/Euro try to save society as we know it


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Almost has some similarites to the SPC 4km wrf, but only further south. The SREFs also have the burst of lift, but over nrn MA and srn NH. Probably why is looks so weird with the 4" probs. I think that lead s/w is important and models may be having a tough time with that. These are big differences so far out.

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Will be interesting to see the euro on wunder, but I have a hard time going against it. NCEP is all over the place run to run.

Just had thunder here. Heck of a way to run a winter.

LIs are near zero, so no surprise. Have a slight chance along the south coast tomorrow too if that occlusion comes by.

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Euro seems extreme ... The GFS is more like the NAM here than it is the ECM. GFS has .5" and NAM probably an unreasonable .75.

Euro is exactly what you don't want. Weak lift and a low well south, stealing the show. If that happens, game over.

The one thing to watch is a lead s/w that seems to induce a weak warm frontal wave to our south. The euro develops it really far south.

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But the Euro has accumulating snow with the new coastal post 36 hours also. If you want to buy it.

So if the Euro verifies? 1-3" in ski country, stink bomb mashed nothing everywhere else?

NAM/GFS keep slowing things down which to mean is a lean to the Euro. Euro is probably overdone a bit just like it dropped too far southeast in the last event.

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Wow, it does. Way different then any other model but still manages to get advisory level for CNE/NNE but according to the euro its tomorrow night not tomorrow morning.

I think that's what the RGEM is doing too, take a look. There's very little QPF through H24, then boom a ton by H36 up in NNE.

I'm fine with that don't care how it gets there just am hoping to see a good 3-6/4-8 in the hills.

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Flipping through the euro......there's a weak consensus between the RGEM/UK/EURO in that they all disagree with the NAM. I'm doubting the NAM is scoring a coup, I think it's probably junk and should be entirely disregarded. GFS may well be overdone too, but overall a good 2-4" looks to fall up north, maybe 3-6/4-8 we'll have to see.

South of the Pike I'm with Kev. We'll see if this band can hold together into CT/MRG but it looks like it wants to fade. We'll see.

Euro maps jackpot Nantucket after SW CT....lol

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