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March 21 - Inverted(Norlun) Trough


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Here is the RGEM 48h total precip close up. 10mm+ for SE MA/ CC and Islands.  That's 0.4"+.

 

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GFS/Euro/RGEM all kind of agree on that max just sw of the MVY.  Need that to shift north a bit, let's get greedy.

 

Mildly excited about this one.  If it were a normal storm I'd be very excited but these things are so fickle.

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GGEM looks ok for SE MA and the Cape.

 

The thing with these features is that models will likely be horrible with QPF. Features like low and mid level convergence and fronto are more important.

 

I agree.  I've been using it for the area of best lift/forcing.

I'll add the Ukie to list of SE MA and CC hits.

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The mid-levels looks pretty good on most guidance even back into the interior a little ways. I wouldn't be shocked if we see a 1-2" type deal for a fairly wide swath and then in a more narrow zone likely in SE MA or E MA and perhaps RI we see a much more intense stripe that yields some nice surprises.

 

Hopefully the Euro looks good in a little bit.

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It also might just not snow that much if at all.

 

Euro hasn't looked as good in one form or another for 2 runs now.  That said it was woeful with an earlier inverted trough before the pattern broke.   It's still close enough to watch and it's still a LONG way away for a norlun to care much either way.

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It also might just not snow that much if at all.

 

These are usually real localized so yeah..many places may not see much. It's one of those things where you and I probably should not be all that hopeful for something other than some light snows...but since the models still disagree...something like the GFS isn't impossible.

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