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March 6-8th Ocean Storm Discussion Part III


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Fujiwara that firehose northward...its a better version of the GGEM/Ukie.

 

It really looks awesome.

 

It's a cool setup. TROWAL basically remains in place but there's not a whole lot of forcing until we get some better QG forcing once that shortwave dives south. 

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Fujiwara that firehose northward...its a better version of the GGEM/Ukie.

It really looks awesome.

I think it has to be ignored. The storm is too far away. It's too warm out. High sun angle, the ocean has salt in it, solar flares, sequestration in DC,,,, all these things say we should forget about the ggem euro and nam and go with a navgem, ngm combo

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Fujiwara that firehose northward...its a better version of the GGEM/Ukie.

It really looks awesome.

Thanks for the emotionally detached analysis. Serious

Ggem and euro sound like they absolutely crush our area. Now just need to worry about temps down here. How did the temp profiles look on the euro?

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Fujiwara that firehose northward...its a better version of the GGEM/Ukie.

It really looks awesome.

I think it has to be ignored. The storm is too far away. It's too warm out. High sun angle, the ocean has salt in it, solar flares, sequestration in DC,,,, all these things say we should forget about the ggem euro and nam and go with a navgem, ngm combo

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I'm remaining bullish...though its easier for me to say with 900 feet of elevation and on the east facing slopes...but I would remain bullish too for at least interior SE MA and perhaps further north than that on the CP.

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Signal has been there, imo.

 

Yeah it's a cool setup. The TROWAL/LLJ just sort of sits in place but once the shortwave dives south and interacts we get enough lift to start taking advantage of the TROWAL in place and can lift it north. 

 

There appears to be an additional signal for some frictional convergence from BOS to EWB with NNE flow off the ocean helping lead to some additional lift. That, coupled with seeder-feeder, should produce a nice jackpot of snows inland from the coastal front in SE Mass. Will's area may have an additional jackpot area given a bit of upslope and colder temps with elevation.

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