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Can we salvage a White Christmas in SNE?


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NAM solutions laughable at this range, but it would not shock me for a pike north sweet spot if current models held. Just pure speculation at this point.

Weenie run here, but I'm tossing it unless the 12z globals are similar. I agree with you and Ryan wrt a weenie stripe of heavier snows where the best midlevel frontogenesis sets up. Someone in the interior probably sees nice ratios out of that. You can see that favorable area where the best H7 RH hangs back. I think I'd like to be in N MA for this...we'll see.
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Looks like a white Christmas is guaranteed in my old stomping grounds in Lowville

... Moderate to heavy snow and blowing snow east of Lake Ontario this

morning...

Lowville--that's a blast from my past. My ex-wife's family has a place on Brantingham. Great spot there. Lake front, water-skiing, and lots of Genny's. Probalby as weenie as place as there is for LES. Unforunatley, we just used it for summer get aways, despite my push for winter trips.

NAM solutions laughable at this range, but it would not shock me for a pike north sweet spot if current models held. Just pure speculation at this point.

One (at least this one) can only hope.

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NAM solutions laughable at this range, but it would not shock me for a pike north sweet spot if current models held. Just pure speculation at this point.

True it's the NAM, but it's never good when the cold NAM is warm (for my area). Coating to 1" on the front side, then a change/mix, then maybe a coating to an 1" on the backside. It's creeping north it seems "overall"

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Thinking this doesn't work out too well for us near the coast. NAM typically has a better handle on BL temps...and its got us going to rain pretty quickly. Still a few days out and we'll see what the rest of the 12z suite shows....but my gut says N-CT/S-MA jackpot.

Agree, think the sweet spot might even be north of that. Euro was cold, hopefully the Canadian srefs nam and 6 zgfs was a hiccup and not a trend

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Upslope machine really going to town now. Skies have darkened and snow is coming down in sheets. 1/2 to 1/4 mile visibility and moderate to heavy snow. Lets keep it going! :snowing:

congrats, Mitch. very overcast 'snow sky' with weenie flakes, but the stuff on the ground is all from the pre-dawn areas. Can see the snow to my sw impairing the view of the hills.

Fairly confident we'll get a little here--the wind vector's not ideal for the pit, but it's better than most in similary setups.

27.7/20, top gust so far of 21--just 4mph shy of yesterday's high.

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Thinking this doesn't work out too well for us near the coast. NAM typically has a better handle on BL temps...and its got us going to rain pretty quickly. Still a few days out and we'll see what the rest of the 12z suite shows....but my gut says N-CT/S-MA jackpot.

Well sometimes it does I guess. Two recent events in Nov it was way too warm and we all remember Roctober. Maybe inside 36 hrs but at this lead, big ole grain of salt. It keeps the entire column for my area well below freezing then jumps surface temps up while it's precipitating 6 degrees on NNE winds. Uh doubt it.
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