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Substantial drought relief rains en-route?


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Nice day enjoy it. Nice storm incoming, pattern breaker, drought buster, forest fire mitigator, growth exploder. Windex squalls in the hills by Tuesday, upslope for PF. Nice

Not so great here, Steve. Been under overcast all day, currently at 61.3. But otherwise--yes, nice storm incoming. WRT fire mitigator, we can even burn here today ftw.

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Nice day enjoy it. Nice storm incoming, pattern breaker, drought buster, forest fire mitigator, growth exploder. Windex squalls in the hills by Tuesday, upslope for PF. Nice

We may get some rain/snow mix showers from the unstable air with upper level low overhead, but not expecting any true upslope. You have been more right about that lately than I have, but the flow is more of a southerly component after the storm passes and that's not conductive to any real upslope development, though orographic passing showers are very likely.

I do like the pattern setting up though...you are right Steve that we may not be done with that cold lurking nearby.

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We may get some rain/snow mix showers from the unstable air with upper level low overhead, but not expecting any true upslope. You have been more right about that lately than I have, but the flow is more of a southerly component after the storm passes and that's not conductive to any real upslope development, though orographic passing showers are very likely.

I do like the pattern setting up though...you are right Steve that we may not be done with that cold lurking nearby.

Good luck, Scott--you're our only hope.

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Nice day enjoy it. Nice storm incoming, pattern breaker, drought buster, forest fire mitigator, growth exploder. Windex squalls in the hills by Tuesday, upslope for PF. Nice

Just a fabulous spring here. I get the benefit of seeing heavy rain and then flying to Denver Monday where I'll stay until late Thursday. By the time I return, the awful raw wx will be pulling out. Denver should be spectacular this upcoming week.

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We may get some rain/snow mix showers from the unstable air with upper level low overhead, but not expecting any true upslope.  You have been more right about that lately than I have, but the flow is more of a southerly component after the storm passes and that's not conductive to any real upslope development, though orographic passing showers are very likely.

I do like the pattern setting up though...you are right Steve that we may not be done with that cold lurking nearby.

Tuesday night thru Thursday?
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Fairly significant differences in heaviest precip location between 12z NAM and GFS. NAM keeps the heaviest in NW NJ/E PA, while the GFS has max along NYC-PWM line. Any thoughts on which is correct. Not convinced with a max that far east with a low track that far west. I am guessing the GFS has more emphasis on the stationary front.

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Fairly significant differences in heaviest precip location between 12z NAM and GFS. NAM keeps the heaviest in NW NJ/E PA, while the GFS has max along NYC-PWM line. Any thoughts on which is correct. Not convinced with a max that far east with a low track that far west. I am guessing the GFS has more emphasis on the stationary front.

Excellent inflow over a stationery front, precip maxes on GFS seem pretty good. I would guess CNE and Maine do best, lots of oro stuff too. Dynamic system with the hills doing best IMHO
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Excellent inflow over a stationery front, precip maxes on GFS seem pretty good. I would guess CNE and Maine do best, lots of oro stuff too. Dynamic system with the hills doing best IMHO

Yeah this is a great storm for SE upslope areas in NH and Maine, particularly the foothills there NW of Portland. We should also see some big totals from the East Slopes of the Berks up the Greens towards Ludlow/Okemo. Could be some decent shadowing NE VT like St Johnsbury and Lyndon. Up here on the immediate east slope of the northern Spine we usually do decent as Mansfield counters any NE VT downsloping off the Whites. However it's not a flow that favors us...we usually end up in the middle of the pack in these events.

Western slopes of the Greens and VT side of Champlain Valley are a lock to get downsloped, but they may see damaging downslope winds as usual. Easy for them to get H85 winds at the SFC and broken clouds while it pours elsewhere.

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It's muggy today. dewpoints mid to upper 50s, temps approaching 70. Just a normal spring day in torchville.

Yup. Up to 67.8/54 here ith the sun making an occassional appearance.

Just about finished getting the wood stacked for 2012-2013. Hopefuly will need to constantly re-shovel the path to it. Meanwhile, 6 cords of cut wood is waiting for me to start splitting for 2013-14. And so it goes......

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