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February 13/14 VD Storm discussion


Bostonseminole

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NAM still insistent on getting SE MA/ CC with a moderate band.  General 1-3".

 

Feast of famine maybe Bob.  It's actually better for coastal RI, Block over to me.  But there's definitely clear signals it's the band on the NW, a gap of lighter stuff and then the storm snows offshore.  If we miss that band toastarama.  IF someone gets into it probably 2-4 if not more.

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Feast of famine maybe Bob.  It's actually better for coastal RI, Block over to me.  But there's definitely clear signals it's the band on the NW, a gap of lighter stuff and then the storm snows offshore.  If we miss that band toastarama.  IF someone gets into it probably 2-4 if not more.

 

You can see the "sucker hole" the NAM creates over ACK due to the MLs.  Interesting regardless of outcome.

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Feels like I have seen the play a few times this winter, hrrr continues to cut back and move southeast, good luck out on the cape guys hope you can get into that last minute band, flurries would be a win here.

I think you get suckered as this thing develops offshore.  Look at the band the NAM creates on the 4km HiRES stuff.  Right along the South Coast.

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I think you get suckered as this thing develops offshore.  Look at the band the NAM creates on the 4km HiRES stuff.  Right along the South Coast.

Yep have seen it happen many times, I would be on the western edge, hope the band materializes for you guys and good luck.

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For such puny overall snowfall, this thing has a bit of punch verbatim on the NAM. Stong 500mb vort.  Closed 700/850 lows.  Gonna be watching the RAP.

Bob thats what I have been saying looking at for a couple days, the precip and h7 just look funky, but EVERy model now agrees so it is what it is.

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after the last event, I ain't staying up for the chance of seeing a flurry--heck even if it were 2-4, I'd be sawing wood...

well its in pretty early that stuff over ohio and pa is not ours anyways and is weakening, its stuff that should develop over nj and to our south that clips us, earlier the models had the primary much weaker, its the other way around hence the suck fest hole and hopeful regeneration to the east.

 

Time for spring, only a couple weeks away. 

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well its in pretty early that stuff over ohio and pa is not ours anyways and is weakening, its stuff that should develop over nj and to our south that clips us, earlier the models had the primary much weaker, its the other way around hence the suck fest hole and hopeful regeneration to the east.

 

Time for spring, only a couple weeks away. 

I think the precip gets pulled towards the center once the low is offshore and we see nothing...IMO.  Yeah, ready for spring...had my blizzard so if we hit 3/1 and we torch, I'm good with it.    I just won't say that to the folks in Philly who are sitting at 4-6 inches YTD...what an amazing difference 150 miles makes some years...

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HRRR and even the high res NAM kind of show the point on the top..almost like a weak trough type signal (not really)


Without it, slides harmlessly south like the Euro.  I think it's a go, the feature coming through OH/PA today looks fine.  Should help in getting everything north.


BTW, 4km NAm is now a whiff.  Its been decent today, whiff NW of the canal.

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