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December 10 -11 3rd Wave


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Enjoyment of this event is greatly enhanced by occurring at the start of a multi day cold snap.  2-4" could keep the ground white through the weekend..

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Enjoyment of this event is greatly enhanced by the occurring at the start of sunrise. 4-6" could keep the ground white through the weekend.

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On the other hand its good to communicate that such a band is,likely somewhere in the area...even if confidence of placement isnt super high.yet

Also after yesterdays storm 6"+ totals could be likely in the area that would get under that bend should the best forcing/ lift occur in that area.

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Still afraid to go too crazy on amounts, sitting with a 2-3 forecast still as of now, lowering QPF of the models due to fast movement and the W-NW wind flow also is odd, not many times I've seen that here for a snow event, could potentially have a minor downslope impact.

Yeh man , I agree I like 3 - 4 for most maxes . Someone could see 6 - but thats isolated , not area wide . 

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The 09z SREF members were pretty supressed, especially the ARW members.  And it has pretty low 1" probs.  Plenty of reason to be cautious. 

The SREF's are terrible at depicting mesoscale banding features. People love to dismiss the SREF's when they are wet and hump them when they are dry. The mean was very close to the rest of the guidance anyway.

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The SREF's are terrible at depicting mesoscale banding features. People love to dismiss the SREF's when they are wet and hump them when they are dry. The mean was very close to the rest of the guidance anyway.

The SREF has not done well recently.  But it's much drier than the RGEM, NAM, and GFS.  >.25" QPF is confined to SE NJ.

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The SREF has not done well recently.  But it's much drier than the RGEM, NAM, and GFS.  >.25" QPF is confined to SE NJ.

To be fair it has waffled over 4 runs. It went lighter heavier heavier lighter from 15, 21, 3, to 9z. 15z will be important but I don't hold that much stock with the SREF with all of the other guidance (even the NAVGEM with 0.4) showing a solid 0.2+

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