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


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Well correct me if im wrong but euro has best lift fronto from dc to Philly per Ryan than a but more again near se mass so 0z nam wouldnt be all that different. Not saying its right , just Somethin to consider.

We need a deepening mid level low as it passes south of us or at least maintaining strength to get our ten -twelve inch weenies.

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Yup it did bos to 128 look solid, now can it be trusted .....

 

Yup it did bos to 128 look solid, now can it be trusted .....

LOL You always need to speak in your own little mesoscale language.

 

"Wakefield looks good up to about main street, but Willow grove may be smoking cirrus. Lynn, Peabody, Danvers, Melrose, Malden, and Everett, from the corner of weenie ave and shaft street look to clean up, but we may see too much marine influence around noose neck beach."

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LOL You always need to speak in your own little mesoscale language.

 

"Wakefield looks good up to about main street, but Willow grove may be smoking cirrus. Lynn, Peabody, Danvers, Melrose, Malden, and Everett, from the corner of weenie ave and shaft street look to clean up, but we may see too much marine influence around noose neck beach."

 

:lmao:

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NAM was neither great nor terrible.  Nothing earth shattering either way.  I believe it was a tick better than the earlier run. 

 

In some senses there does seem to be this 1 - 2 punch perhaps developing like we saw with the earlier storm.  I think the GFS comes down tonight but who knows.

 

Much more interested in the RGEM and Euro.

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You saying this after 0z nam concerns me.

 

Well it's all relative...sorry I do not mean to scare you man. I just think there may be an area that may have a bit of subsidence in between the meat of the stuff near the Cape and mid level stuff creating banding. Where that is I'm not sure since models are still not agreeing. 

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This will have a screw zone though. That elongation of the mid level lows and lack of an intense CCB sort of give that look IMO.

 

The SREF members -- tossable as some are -- give me the impression that it may set up with a nice steady band out around 495 and then better stuff SE MA but in between a bit risky. Just a possibility based on some of the features shown.

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Interesting some models still coming nw, but the nam moved to a more euro-ish solution. If the gfs is going to cave, it will be this run.

Obviously, pretty big implications for all. If the gfs is correct, this is a bonafide snowstorm for some and close for others, if the euro type solution is right, might be more or a moderate event.

Hoping all do well

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The SREF members -- tossable as some are -- give me the impression that it may set up with a nice steady band out around 495 and then better stuff SE MA but in between a bit risky. Just a possibility based on some of the features shown.

 

Some of those members are south of Long Island..lol. Tough to take it that seriously. It may end up like a compromise with 12z euro/18z GFS solution...just my hunch.

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