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Dec 9th Winter Threat


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  On 12/8/2013 at 10:30 PM, weathafella said:

Kevin has flakes before saying night night?

BOX starting to talk naughty to us

 

ONSIDERING THE AFOREMENTIONED SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CHALLEGES IN THE

PRECIPITATION TRANSITION...IMPACTING ACCUMULATIONS AT THE SURFACE...

ANOTHER POINT OF CONCERN IS UPON PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS. EVALUATING

THE ATMOSPHERE...FORCING IS MAINLY WITHIN LOW-LEVELS WITH LITTLE

INDICATION OF DEEP-LAYER ASCENT ALBEIT SOME BROAD-SCALE DIFFLUENCE

ALOFT. YET SREF V-WIND ANOMALIES AT H85 ARE +2 STANDARD-DEVIATIONS

AND NOTING UPSTREAM TRENDS OVER THE MID-ATLANTIC...THERE IS THE

DISTINCT POSSIBILITY FOR A MESO-SCALE BAND OF SNOW ACROSS SOUTHERN

NEW ENGLAND COLLOCATED WITH THE TIGHT H85 THERMAL GRADIENT WHERE

STRONG LOW-LEVEL CONVERGENCE IS MODELED TO LIFT THROUGH BETTER SNOW-

GROWTH REGIONS.

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They wont upgrade because you need a certain amount of snow and ice for an upgrade and were not getting enough qpf for that!! Thats what im trying to say.. even if it stays below 32 

  On 12/8/2013 at 10:58 PM, ruNNaWayIcEberG said:

and im saying it could be upgraded.

 

cold air damming is tough to forecast.

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