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January 21-22 maybe January 24th potential very cold snow event. It's gonna snow dammit!


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Your posting in the thread is a positive sign always.

 

I'm not known to bite often when there's nothing into which I can sink my teeth.

 

Temps in the teens, strong chance of good ratios, OES involvement, and a storm trending closer and closer run by run as we approach it... this is a strong formula.

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Do we look at BL wind direction? 925?

BL winds would favor extreme e pym county and then the cape, not so much s shore (i think) perhaps early in event when winds are more ne/nne there

Waitin on box map

Surface winds to 950mb. Soundings etc. I see a brief CF near here and then shift SE.

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Surface winds to 950mb. Soundings etc. I see a brief CF near here and then shift SE.

Surface winds seems to have the n and nne/ne convergence closest to u around 10 pm then this shifts to areas further se of u . Looks like messenger would be primed from midnite to 7 am. But it looks to me like trajectory of OE is more due NNE and further confined to GHG to esp Se pym area , esp when comparing to 1/3 storm

Is this accurate as currently modeled? Or off rocker

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Surface winds seems to have the n and nne/ne convergence closest to u around 10 pm then this shifts to areas further se of u . Looks like messenger would be primed from midnite to 7 am. But it looks to me like trajectory of OE is more due NNE and further confined to GHG to esp Se pym area , esp when comparing to 1/3 storm

Is this accurate as currently modeled? Or off rocker

The bands will get pushed west if you have an easterly 950 component. When it's cold like this, I think you may have less banding and perhaps more of an enhancement in spots but there is always at least one or two bands.

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