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


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on the Euro, we need to be specific at all times with him

 

 

Just starting to pay attention to Tue/wed...the Euro is  not going to handle this well I don't think...been too flat and weak with every other one of these all winter.  Split the gap right now on the Euro/GFS but with that in mind that opens up the door to better wind directions and OES potential.

 

Nice look for Tuesday into Wednesday AM in SE areas.

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Just starting to pay attention to Tue/wed...the Euro is not going to handle this well I don't think...been too flat and weak with every other one of these all winter. Split the gap right now on the Euro/GFS but with that in mind that opens up the door to better wind directions and OES potential.

Nice look for Tuesday into Wednesday AM in SE areas.

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Yea looks like the Cape does well, let's see if we can sneak a 2005 in between Arctic intrusions

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The EURO isn't the model to rely on in my opinion, if it comes into agreement that's cool, but its not needed to have confidence in a snow event in my opinion, to be honest its been quite bad and the last one to shift northwestward into agreement with the rest of the guidance.  To me I would watch the trends of the model suite over one model.  If the CMC/UKMET/GFS/NAM/NAM hires/SREFs all show something happening for Cape Cod, and the EURO is the only one not showing anything worth mentioning, I just chalk it up to something like its the last one to the table once again.

What do those models show for e mass generally?

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The Tuesday night deal could have a nice fronto band on the NW side...even the Euro is keying on this despite the QPF looking pretty meh...its one reason why looking at QPF isn't always the greatest idea. I mean you cna look at it to give a general idea, but when you start seeing fronto banding and omega in snowgrowth region, then you get some alarm bells going off.

 

The Cape could def get a decent event out of this. How much further NW it gets is still up in the air, however.

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I really like the look of things for SE SNE, including BOS.  I think the NAM is even better than it looks.  And the SREFs are chock full of maulings.

 

Yeah, with the seasonal trend, there's no doubt this is a good hit for a good chunk of SNE, especially the eastern half.  Eastern areas have been racking up over-performers this year.  I bet this is a good hit for them.

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watching his Pats get smoked?

 

Haha, I just haven't seen him post in a while too.  He was always a good voice of reality and watched a bunch of SNE storms from the outside.  Nice to see him possibly getting one.

 

This looks right up your ally Ginxy... maybe a little banding there on the NW side in eastern CT?

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Haha, I just haven't seen him post in a while too. He was always a good voice of reality and watched a bunch of SNE storms from the outside. Nice to see him possibly getting one.

This looks right up your ally Ginxy... maybe a little banding there on the NW side in eastern CT?

would be a nice little event, been looking at grass for ten days.
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Yeah, with the seasonal trend, there's no doubt this is a good hit for a good chunk of SNE, especially the eastern half. Eastern areas have been racking up over-performers this year. I bet this is a good hit for them.

eastern areas crushed last feb and march too, burying many western zones for seasonal totals! i would gladly go through a two year drought for what eastern areas and much of ct has experienced in recent winters!
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