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Jan 20-24 storm window opens (Jan 22 potential)


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Coastal jackpot is the Cape with about 0.25" and the interior jackpot is the Monads with a hair over 0.10".

 

That's really the area to watch for the most.  Still a possibility we can get some heavier totals back further to the west but that is really up in the air at this point. Someone out on the Cape should get some good totals...hopefully Phil can cash in!  

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The Euro is slowly creeping upward so I will continue to keep the faith. There are some big amounts in the Gulf of Maine...just need to get them a bit inland.

 u mentioned the btv wrf had a 2 inch spot between bos and bvy. what were you looking at, bc all i see on btv noaa page is 6z wrf and it's not more than .55 (of se nh) anywhere

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 u mentioned the btv wrf had a 2 inch spot between bos and bvy. what were you looking at, bc all i see on btv noaa page is 6z wrf and it's not more than .55 (of se nh) anywhere

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/btv/html/4kmwrf/

 

Run total precip...go to the last image.

 

edit: I'm assuming you were looking at the 12km and not the 4km.

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thank u dentrite!

 

shows a nice sse-nnw allignment to precip and a fire hose from just E of quincy (s weymouth) nnw  to  BOS NNW to KGAY over to like topsfield /cape ann. with a 1.75+ area of qpf.  prob cut that in half.  then s weymouth east down thru  extreme eastern ply county county and the cape having like .75 to 1.25.

 

but what i look for is where its nails the area of enhancement. if i can get some consistency over next few runs in that bos to bvy corridor or anywhere else that would be nice.

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Decent shift NE on the SREFs. I don't like seeing the 0.50" mean basically only hug the coast now.

 

 

You'd expect the 0.50" line to shrink as we get closer as we weed out the weird model solutions with huge qpf over interior areas. Most people shouldn't expect much more than 2-3" out of this and hope they get lucky for a bonus.

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Others told me it ws better vs 0z. I didn't pay close attention.

 

 

It gave a bit over a tenth inch of liquid equiv. Its not gung ho or anything, but accumulating snow is a pretty safe bet. Like some of us have been saying....a couple inches (maybe for you a 3 or 4 spot) is about what to expect and then hope you get lucky on a mesoband.

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Friday doesn't have much more wiggle room for us. We'd taint verbatim on the euro.

 

 

Meh, you taint for about an hour on the Euro, lol. Taint isn't a bad thing if its sleet for a couple hours. Think of how many of those '94 storms had a bit of taint.

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Meh, you taint for about an hour on the Euro, lol. Taint isn't a bad thing if its sleet for a couple hours. Think of how many of those '94 storms had a bit of taint.

 

Yeah verbatim it's very brief...but I just mean if it comes further north, it gets uglier. I hope the euro is a little over amped. 

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Seems like this is quickly becoming a non event for most of us here in Ct, not really sure it was much to begin with, just hoping to cover the ground with a coating to at least be able to enjoy the cold week, if not there is simply nothing worse than bare ground and cold temps absolutely nothing to do since the lakes and ponds need at least 5 days to freeze up again.

Maybe we get lucky:)

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