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Big Snow threat, what will it do, part II


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That's really good looking PVA and vortmax track on 18z GFs...if that continues, I'd expect to see the ground truth ramp up even more on future runs over the next 12-24 hours. Esp for eastern areas. Its already pretty solid.

 

Not to go all Typhoon Tippy, but at 45 hours there's a QPF blob that looks awfully feedbackish off the coast...a weak reflection at 5h is obvious through and just after.  That's probably distorting the placement of the low somewhat so I would agree definitely going to see more focus on that system and probably an uptick in QPF.

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So now qpf should be followed? is this the time frame where we forecast solely on qpf?

 

 

People are describing the 18z GFS...it doesn't mean its a forecast unless they specifically say something like "this solution looks reasonable and I think high end advisory or low end warning snows is a good bet for X area"...otherwise saying "it shows 10" in BOS" is fine to describe the model using QPF.

 

 

I personally think we are not quite done trending the vortmax/trough deal for Thu PM/night yet...so we'll see what 00z brings.

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So now qpf should be followed? is this the time frame where we forecast solely on qpf?

 

No one is solely focusing on QPF - the forcing is disjointed as we've been mentioning. Not all storms have to put CT in the jackpot... compared to the rest of SNE we are in the worst spot. Not sure why that's hard to understand. 

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