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1/29/14 Cape Cod and SE Areas Tuesday Night/Wed AM


Clinch Leatherwood

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Does anyone think we can get 6" from Harwich to CHH to ACK?

 

NWS Taunton does:

 

MAZ024-282330-

/O.CON.KBOX.WW.Y.0003.140129T0000Z-140129T1800Z/

NANTUCKET MA-

INCLUDING THE CITY OF...NANTUCKET

1030 AM EST TUE JAN 28 2014

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS

EVENING TO 1 PM EST WEDNESDAY...

* LOCATIONS...NANTUCKET.

* HAZARD TYPES...SNOW.

* ACCUMULATIONS...SNOW ACCUMULATION OF 4 TO 6 INCHES.

* TIMING...7 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 1 PM WEDNESDAY.

* IMPACTS...ACCUMULATING SNOW WILL COVER ROADS

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NWS Taunton does:

 

MAZ024-282330-

/O.CON.KBOX.WW.Y.0003.140129T0000Z-140129T1800Z/

NANTUCKET MA-

INCLUDING THE CITY OF...NANTUCKET

1030 AM EST TUE JAN 28 2014

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS

EVENING TO 1 PM EST WEDNESDAY...

* LOCATIONS...NANTUCKET.

* HAZARD TYPES...SNOW.

* ACCUMULATIONS...SNOW ACCUMULATION OF 4 TO 6 INCHES.

* TIMING...7 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 1 PM WEDNESDAY.

* IMPACTS...ACCUMULATING SNOW WILL COVER ROADS

It's all ratio dependent imo. 

0.25" @ 15-20:1 gets you there.

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It's all ratio dependent imo. 

0.25" @ 15-20:1 gets you there.

 

This will be a nowcast.  I see that all the models this am drop about .25" on me...but I believe it's going to be either a cirrus smoking Ray 40/70 special here, or it'll roll the other way and we get into good banding and get a nice event.  I am not sure I can buy the more widespread gradual nature of the snow the models have again in this bitter dry air.

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This won't have the nrly drain blowing snow from N-S, Jay. Winds are light through 850 and then SW-WSW at 700mb. There seems to be good 600-500mb VVs. Not exactly where you want it, but perhaps sufficient enough. RAP is interesting, but tends to be a little aggressive beyond 12 hrs.

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This won't have the nrly drain blowing snow from N-S, Jay. Winds are light through 850 and then SW-WSW at 700mb. There seems to be good 600-500mb VVs. Not exactly where you want it, but perhaps sufficient enough. RAP is interesting, but tends to be a little aggressive beyond 12 hrs.

 

Was looking just now at the 15z...IMO it's just the same theme as all other models now aside of the Euro.  Wants to keep the best confined to SE Cape Cod/ACK.   Seems fine.

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This won't have the nrly drain blowing snow from N-S, Jay. Winds are light through 850 and then SW-WSW at 700mb. There seems to be good 600-500mb VVs. Not exactly where you want it, but perhaps sufficient enough. RAP is interesting, but tends to be a little aggressive beyond 12 hrs.

 

How saturated are the soundings over the area just N of the Canal?  Say PYM over to EWB, UUU.  That's the fringe area as Scott and I see it.

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This won't have the nrly drain blowing snow from N-S, Jay. Winds are light through 850 and then SW-WSW at 700mb. There seems to be good 600-500mb VVs. Not exactly where you want it, but perhaps sufficient enough. RAP is interesting, but tends to be a little aggressive beyond 12 hrs.

Got ya. That'll certainly benefit our SE friends then.

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GEFS mirror all other guidance and came back NW.

 

Verbatim a coating to an inch or two from Boston/providence down to the canal, 1-3" around the canal and points east building to 4-6" around ACK.  Well handled by NWS so far.

 

Euro was very dry last night which is a red flag but it's having a bad hair year with these scrapers (although normally it's best with these dry jobs)

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Looks like this southern system is going to deliver the goods to the same strip that has received snow all winter.  Advisories going up along coastal NJ (the snow capital of the entire coastal plain this year) for 2-5 inches of snow.  It's amazing how patterns seem to repeat as you could literally overlay the maps from the snowfalls since December 20th and the axis of heaviest snow would almost directly overlaps.  Delmarva - CNJ - LI - SE MA & Cape.  If this thing comes another 20 miles NW then it's on for 6+ for those areas....again.

 

Any chance this thing has oone more surprise up it's sleeve and ticks a bit more NW?  Everyone seemed to write off the possibility of even flurries for anywhere but the cape and islands but not expecting minor accumulation to the bos-prov corridor?

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GEFS mirror all other guidance and came back NW.

 

Verbatim a coating to an inch or two from Boston/providence down to the canal, 1-3" around the canal and points east building to 4-6" around ACK.  Well handled by NWS so far.

 

Euro was very dry last night which is a red flag but it's having a bad hair year with these scrapers (although normally it's best with these dry jobs)

 

GGEM is a hair wetter than the RGEM. Maybe 5-10mi further NW with each gradation.

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