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Giant signal for mid month. This was noted in the teleconnectors earlier this week


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Too bad that is 144 hours out. That run hits just about everyone in New England hard from Powderfreak to Ginxy.

 

 

Large circulation storm with strong high to the north (but not obscenely strong) really wrings out the moisture. It is going to be a long few days.

 

 

Keeping patience in here will be difficult.

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If the s/w near the 4 corners doesn't get pinched off and left behind like the GFS shows, this is going to be a big, moist system.

The Euro and GFS are actually pretty close aloft at day 4 when overlayed on plymouth.  The GFS just has a little more s/w energy slightly further west than the Euro.  The Euro gets a little more energy around the base of the trof so that by days 5 and 6 they look increasingly different.  I'm still wary of a GFS-like solution as the bigger solution looks tenuous.

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So how long of a storm is it as currently modeled?  Also kevin mentioned it going out over the BM - where does it go from there? NNE or NE?  Wouldn't we want this to ride up into the bay of fundy?

 

Its a hair inside, Between Ack and the BM, And it goes NE its a good hit for us

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So how long of a storm is it as currently modeled?  Also kevin mentioned it going out over the BM - where does it go from there? NNE or NE?  Wouldn't we want this to ride up into the bay of fundy?

Assuming a straight path, it cuts from Ocean City, NJ, to just southeast of Nantucket (rather, that's where the "L" is on Weatherbell maps; your mileage may vary). Looks to approach Yarmouth after that.

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The run drops over an inch of qpf for just about every poster here...maybe powderfreak is slightly less over to BTV, but not by much. And then northern maine is less...that's it.

 

The dreaded perfect solution at 144 hours has hit.

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The Euro is pointing toward the story of the winter with yet another CNE/SNE hit and a moderate brush up here. This seems to be a more consistent solution now in the op run. The low essentially crosses from ACY to near the BM in the low 980's verbatim. For MBY if this is were to verify I would go 3-6" due to shadowing (a problem in 2 events this year).

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The Euro is pointing toward the story of the winter with yet another CNE/SNE hit and a moderate brush up here. This seems to be a more consistent solution now in the op run. The low essentially crosses from ACY to near the BM in the low 980's verbatim. For MBY if this is were to verify I would go 3-6" due to shadowing (a problem in 2 events this year).

 

But we're still six days out, which, in weather-time, is a decade from the event.

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The Euro is pointing toward the story of the winter with yet another CNE/SNE hit and a moderate brush up here. This seems to be a more consistent solution now in the op run. The low essentially crosses from ACY to near the BM in the low 980's verbatim. For MBY if this is were to verify I would go 3-6" due to shadowing (a problem in 2 events this year).

pretty sure this run would hammer N VT with that H5 look...lol
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