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How many times did a storm come more ideally close between ACK and the BM, ...and we see a big arcing curvi-linear deformation band smoke the Berkshires shockingly far west of the cyclone's core...?

Like ...every time there is a storm that came more ideally close between ACK and the BM.

Given this predicted track, could we see a powerful band arc up through ORH to S NH?

Lets hope so.
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Jesus ... every time I look at this I imagine an epic positive bust in route.  The Intellicrap radar scan (National) shows that the wall of precip that is stationary along the EC is starting to pivot/rotate cyclonically prior to leaving the lower MA coast.  Meanwhile, the IR loop is showing a brilliant baroclinic leaf signature blossoming, WEST of MA/CT/RI.  

 

We have a "kink" now on the boundary, that also has already busted too far west of the guidance - which is what/where they have been using to initiate cyclogenesis. 

 

Yet, despite these evidences .... nope.   the great go f yourself storm of 2013. 

 

haha... oh that's awesome.   

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It is created from the storm total snowfall grid in GFE. Takes the point amount and places it in a range bin. Fractions will round to the nearest inch.

 

i.e., 3.5" with go into 2-4" as will 4.4".

 

Ah okay - so it's not automated off of models, but a grid is populated, then it generates using those data inputs?    

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Jesus ... every time I look at this I imagine an epic positive bust in route.  The Intellicrap radar scan (National) shows that the wall of precip that is stationary along the EC is starting to pivot/rotate cyclonically prior to leaving the lower MA coast.  Meanwhile, the IR loop is showing a brilliant baroclinic leaf signature blossoming, WEST of MA/CT/RI.  

 

We have a "kink" now on the boundary, that also has already busted too far west of the guidance - which is what/where they have been using to initiate cyclogenesis. 

 

Yet, despite these evidences .... nope.   the great go f yourself storm of 2013. 

 

haha... oh that's awesome.   

i believe these posts of yours are going to single-handedly give every weenie heart failure

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Quite a bit of dry air to overcome in the lowest 1 or 2kft. Notice a lot of virga over Long Island per OKX.

Even the snow that is reaching the ground is having trouble. 25 dbz returns at 3kft is only yielding 3 SM -SN at KGON and KWST.

Yeah that means you better get into banding if you are on the western flank of this as that dry air will continually try to eat away at the weaker returns. Could see something where not much is happening at 20-25dbz composite, but 30dbz+ is like a switch was flipped and its steady 1/4-1/2sm SN.

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How many times did a storm come more ideally close between ACK and the BM, ...and we see a big arcing curvi-linear deformation band smoke the Berkshires shockingly far west of the cyclone's core...?

 

Like ...every time there is a storm that came more ideally close between ACK and the BM.

 

Given this predicted track, could we see a powerful band arc up through ORH to S NH? 

I like that thinking!

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