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12/30 Coastal - Snowing Our Way Into NYE


Clinch Leatherwood

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To me it looks like a potential, note potential, sharp gradient system that's flying through. The GEFS shifted NW with the the 1" line but actually pulled the .25/.5 a bit SE. That to me is generally not the best sign of a pending more expansive/NW scenario. If I had to do a forecast for down here just based on what's available so far it'd be .2 or .3" QPF confined kind of tight to SE MA/Plymouth SW. More over the Cape itself. Not much (less than .2" NW of there).

The UK and CMC moved or support better the GFS type solution. The GEFS being more amped is of course a red flag, but I think the op Euro from last night needs to be discarded at this point, it was too extreme (for now). JMHO

I agree on the sharp gradient. Things look spread out and light on the approach, but once it gets cranking either you're in the money or you're completely left out in the cold, it seems. Sharp cutoff seems reasonable.

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I will never forget being introduced to your daughter simply as "Zeus." No complaints, honestly.

And what, you don't like mid 40's and wind-driven rain in late December? Tsk tsk.

Let's just keep our fingers crossed that the Euro doesn't completely retract the bold statement it made at 00z. I, like many, do not expect anything close to consistency with such an amplified solution seeing as few of the other models have left room for it and it's really a standalone run, but I'd just like it to be a hit and not a whiff.

Yeah I had a mega senior moment and it was taking too long to remember Brett so I defaulted to Zeus...lol. Hard to believe it was that long ago. I'm now old by all measures and my daughter is a comely teen. It snowed better in those days....

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I just keep looking at this and seeing Boxing Day 2010 only farther east

didn't you say that about the last storm?

It looks nothing like boxing day even if it ends up being a good hit. There was a massive 500mb cut-off over the SE and the Mid-Atlantic during Boxing Day. This is a relatively small but sharp shortwave deepening rapidly on the Euro.

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