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December 26-27th Storm Observation Thread


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This was a weird storm in many places. OKC, CLE..all with busts one way or another. I did notice the models have convection and elongated low to the east...Tip and I were talking about that...I wonder what role if any that played in the advective processes. Models did have an elongated low under LI that looked quite elongated.

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Some good calls buy more conservative OCMs. They may have been too conservative for CT, but Harvey did a decent job here..even Noyes. Although, I think part of it was due to the fractured precip shield. The higher amounts would have verified inland if it weren't for that...and models handled this poorly.

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Some good calls buy more conservative OCMs. They may have been too conservative for CT, but Harvey did a decent job here..even Noyes. Although, I think part of it was due to the fractured precip shield. The higher amounts would have verified inland if it weren't for that...and models handled this poorly.

I was really against the balls to the wall calls yesterday. It looked like one of those deals where a lot could go wrong. So when I saw weenies throwing around 14", 18", lollies to 24" I just cringed. I told my mom yesterday that I liked 6-8" in MHT and 8-12" up here. Right now I only have 2-2.5" and it is blowing and drifting everywhere. It's still snowing lightly though. I only had 0.25" liquid from the snow core so QPF is appearing to bust. Oh well, they happen.
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I was really against the balls to the wall calls yesterday. It looked like one of those deals where a lot could go wrong. So when I saw weenies throwing around 14", 18", lollies to 24" I just cringed. I told my mom yesterday that I liked 6-8" in MHT and 8-12" up here. Right now I only have 2-2.5" and it is blowing and drifting everywhere. It's still snowing lightly though. I only had 0.25" liquid from the snow core so QPF is appearing to bust. Oh well, they happen.

Those numbers were plain nuts. However, I thought ORH would do better than 4.5 or whatever they had..even Ray's area I thought would do better. And your area? LOL..good lord. I agree about the red flags..they were there...but luckily models suck from time to time. Job security. The only area that worked out from my view is Kevin and here. I honestly did not envision this precip shield looking like dog sh*t. I mean models did race the dryslot north, but still...this is fractured garbage. Maybe the fact the models raced the deep layer RH nwd was a red flag. I've seen it before with these WCB storms.

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Well it worked out here... A minimum of 8 inches out there based on my footprints from my 7" measurement being almost gone. Obviously had a very heavy burst while I got my 90 minutes of sleep.25 and moderate snow now. I see an enhanced area moving nnw toward here..after that who knows how much on the backside of it as the low heads over southeast NE.

The GFS is still trying to go to town in SE NH later as the midlevel centers wrap up so hopefully we can add a few more inches. It hasn't been pretty yet.

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It is RIPPING. Nicle-sized flakes. If it were light, I'd probably be calling near white out.

Not sure how much snow's come so far. We had about 3-4 when I went to bed at 11:30p.m. But, the wind was blowing it so much (half my deck was blown free!), it was tough to get any good measurements. I'll go out when it gets light and see what I might find.

Meanwhile, nary a plow to be seen. The town is only plowing the village these days until the storms stop. Either that or Mark (the plow driver) is away for the holidays.

27.2/26

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Clearly, I've failed (forgotten) how to copy a radar loop. Not sure what I've done worng.

But, had this come through, it would show a large heavy batch of precip heading into the area under the snow region. Hopefully, that line holds or pushes back east.

SN++,, large flakes . Pile on while it can......

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Congrats, Rick!

Ripping continues here as well. Per weathertap, the mix line is cutting across Greenfield. Hopefully it can stay down there, or better yet, move east for Chris!

26.9/26

That little dip in the mix line over NORH is legitimate. Predominantly snow here but it's starting to mix with sleet. 27/27.

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