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December 27/28 Storm Threat


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But trended quite a bit toward the developing consensus it seems:eems:

the 12z Euro has 2m temps above freezing in all of RI, almost all of CT aside of a tiny portion in the NW and almost all of MA aside of extreme western areas. By 96 hours the 12z Euro had onbody in SNE (MA/RI/CT) below 0c at 2m or at 850mb per the wunder maps.

At 850mb it had the 0c line along the southern MA border at 90 hours. that's not terrible far off from the 18z NAM and likewise it had a wrap of warm air into NJ and PA aloft at that time, similar to the NAM. The NAM is probably a little warner/west of the 12z Euro but it's not horrendously different considering the timeframe and the NAM.

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Eh, it's really warm.

Wunder maps show just how warm. It's torching pre-precip, 0c line already punching into central MA by 84 hours. Just saying what it shows like you, but verbatim there's really no frozen on it front end. 84 hour NAM though.

I don't view the Euro OP as much of a front end thump as others here based on wunder. It looks to me like the majority of the precip for the eastern 2/3 of SNE falls after the 0c line has ripped through. A quick burst of frozen that becomes really intense and then changes.

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Wunder maps show just how warm. It's torching pre-precip, 0c line already punching into central MA by 84 hours. Just saying what it shows like you, but verbatim there's really no frozen on it front end. 84 hour NAM though.

I don't view the Euro OP as much of a front end thump as others here based on wunder. It looks to me like the majority of the precip for the eastern 2/3 of SNE falls after the 0c line has ripped through. A quick burst of frozen that becomes really intense and then changes.

not to mention the best dynamics really miss us completely. I suppose if I'm going to get front end rain I'd rather have scattered light showers

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not to mention the best dynamics really miss us completely. I suppose if I'm going to get front end rain I'd rather have scattered light showers

Well there is a pretty impressive thump of warm advection that moves through on the models even though the best forcing through DCVA remains well west.

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