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Snow/non-Clipper/High wind/Windex Event Disco Jan. 25th


Damage In Tolland

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  On 1/25/2014 at 7:35 PM, Randy4Confluence said:

Dang looking at the intensity, anyone think that areas in Eastern Mass could pull off a quick inch later? Or maybe the low level moisture dies off as those bands progress East. Looks like a little fun later at least here.

I think your area gets 1-2. Nice!

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  On 1/25/2014 at 8:02 PM, Randy4Confluence said:

The biggest risk for Eastern Mass is that the secondary forms 50 miles to our east and steals the thunder from the primary stuff that Western-Central Mass has going now. I hope I'm wrong or correct me if I am.

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Model in have looked at shows things goin as planned with snow moving into w sne than making to central sne and then Dying out around 7pm. This will not bring an inch any where in eastern sne especially away from a coast (s 1/2 ri, Bristol/pym county) all models appear bone dry and show the current snows in west and west central areas of sne. This drys up as it reaches east ct/ri and outisde 495 loop

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  On 1/25/2014 at 7:32 PM, NorthShoreWx said:

I like it falling, but snow retention is important to me as well. I like to play in it (hike, xc ski) and that usually means waiting until the weekend. I didn't mention downhill because they make their own and retention is less of an issue than temperatures are.

Of course today I am stuck looking out the window because I have been sick for a few days.

Oh in that case I agree. In area where snow sports and activities happen, I think retention is very important, i see why people are high on retention.

I was kind of just speaking for southeast ma, up north it is or sure important

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  On 1/25/2014 at 8:11 PM, weathafella said:

This is certainly not behaving like a clipper moving by well north of us. Hundreds of miles south of me getting good snows..lol.

There's always been a potent vortmax modeled to move right thru SNE..That's what I've been keying on for my forecast..Is it weenie or is it real? We'll know in a few hours

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  On 1/25/2014 at 8:02 PM, Randy4Confluence said:

The biggest risk for Eastern Mass is that the secondary forms 50 miles to our east and steals the thunder from the primary stuff that Western-Central Mass has going now. I hope I'm wrong or correct me if I am.

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Model i have looked at shows things goin as planned with snow moving into w sne than making to central sne and then Dying out around 7pm. This will not bring an inch any where in eastern imo. This drys up as it reaches east ct/ri and outisde 495 loop ..

Thanks for rap heads up, i just dont buy it

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  On 1/25/2014 at 7:34 PM, Ginxy said:

birds of a feather, that being said a inch of wet snow incoming that freezes solid over the fluff will help lock it in from the 35 degrees on Monday, but then again it could snow again on Monday, grass spots cancel.

 

Getting a decent light snow shower here now.  This snow isn't wet.  We've quickly wetbulbbed into the high 20s and even before any precip, a subtle shift in wind direction to the southwest started dropping the temperature.  Basically, in areas that can start to loose the ocean fetch, it will cool down before the front gets here.

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  On 1/25/2014 at 8:08 PM, cpick79 said:

Every

Model in have looked at shows things goin as planned with snow moving into w sne than making to central sne and then Dying out around 7pm. This will not bring an inch any where in eastern sne especially away from a coast (s 1/2 ri, Bristol/pym county) all models appear bone dry and show the current snows in west and west central areas of sne. This drys up as it reaches east ct/ri and outisde 495 loop

That seems accurate based on how the moisture has hit a wall in central Mass.
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  On 1/25/2014 at 8:17 PM, weathafella said:

I wouldn't worry about rain. I imagine your dew is low 20s?

 

Exactly, wildcard will be getting precip into E. MA. We will wet bulb to freezing easily with any real precip. I like the radar to the south but we shall see how it plays out. A fresh coating would be nice.

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