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March 21 - Inverted(Norlun) Trough


Baroclinic Zone

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RGEM would have almost 20mm it seems up to Phil's back yard.  It's really close.  More expansive after 0z tonight back to Bob with the 5mm line. 

 

Yeah RGEM looks really solid for SE MA. It actually has pretty good lift getting back into much of E MA/RI too...but doesn't quite respond with QPF. Not sure if there's some dry air or something preventing the model from giving much west of SE MA.

 

At any rate, doubt I get much...maybe a coating to an inch back here if lucky, but for SE areas, this def could have some surprises.

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Yeah RGEM looks really solid for SE MA. It actually has pretty good lift getting back into much of E MA/RI too...but doesn't quite respond with QPF. Not sure if there's some dry air or something preventing the model from giving much west of SE MA.

 

At any rate, doubt I get much...maybe a coating to an inch back here if lucky, but for SE areas, this def could have some surprises.

 

Yeah, just a real hard call.  At least the RGEM kind of spreads the wealth with at least a few inches overnight.  I'll say again BOX may miss the max zone but they did the right thing in terms of the broader brush.  Seems to line up well with the RGEM.  Impossible to predict where the heaviest bands/if the heaviest bands will set up.

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Yeah, just a real hard call.  At least the RGEM kind of spreads the wealth with at least a few inches overnight.  I'll say again BOX may miss the max zone but they did the right thing in terms of the broader brush.  Seems to line up well with the RGEM.  Impossible to predict where the heaviest bands/if the heaviest bands will set up.

 

Which is why people shouldn't knee jerk to the NAM and RPM. The mid level support seems to favor at least SE MA right now. Like Will said..normal caveats apply with this.

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Which is why people shouldn't knee jerk to the NAM and RPM. The mid level support seems to favor at least SE MA right now. Like Will said..normal caveats apply with this.

 

Looks like there will be an intense finger extending up tonight, how close it gets or better yet how far it gets we aren't going to know until game time. 

 

The HRRR eliminated daytime snow at 11z which is no surprise.  Looks decent heading into the 3z hour though.

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I wouldn't pay any attn to models and qpf for this. Look at mid level forcing and lift like Scooter says which is pretty far west.

 

Well dry air is part of the issue so mid level support has limitations..but I find it hard to believe Rolla doesn't see a flake like the NAM has.

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Looks like there will be an intense finger extending up tonight, how close it gets or better yet how far it gets we aren't going to know until game time. 

 

The HRRR eliminated daytime snow at 11z which is no surprise.  Looks decent heading into the 3z hour though.

 

The HRRR I guess doesn't see the snow in CC Bay.

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