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March 12-13 Winter Storm Observations Thread


powderfreak

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Well that wasn't in any forecasts..but at this point all is lost anyway. Somehow with a low tracking out south of us over N NJ and over LI we still get warm sectored. 

 

12z Euro yesterday even at 18z today with the graphics I saw had temps at least in the U40s. That was a signal even at 12z Yesterday. NAM warm too. Nobody mentioned it because nobody cared.

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If you saw it..you would have posted about it. Well at least we'll have a nice round of thunderstorms later before the flash freeze

 

If you saw it..you would have posted about it. Well at least we'll have a nice round of thunderstorms later before the flash freeze

 

I saw it but didn't care. What's making this warmer is the sun which is probably coming out more than rogged, but it makes sense. All the forcing is north. 

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Well that wasn't in any forecasts..but at this point all is lost anyway. Somehow with a low tracking out south of us over N NJ and over LI we still get warm sectored. 

 

Actually... it was sort of forecast yesterday. I posted about it twice. Besides the GFS all the models were relatively dry today. 

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1.8 inches with huge flakes here. We've been holding on to snow by a thread. It's raining in Newport right now.

 

Makes sense, warmth is mostly surface based at this moment. Take a peek at KENX radar to see the warmth aloft moving north. Could extrapolate that bright band east to around the EEN area.

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Really a lot of VT looks good. The mid level front won't be able to penetrate too far north before it collapses back east.

 

I think they get a nice pivot of the developing CCB too in most of VT.

 

You've gotta play with fire to get the goods... Okemo/Ludlow may ping a bit while just north K Mart gets nailed. 

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That area near Killington might be the best.

 

Agreed. 

 

Up here it'll be ratio dependent.  I've got around 2" right now but its surprisingly wet.  I'll do a core in a little bit.  Like snowman building snow.  This is the type of snow that would probably *only* give us around 8-10" but would be a much higher impact than like 16" of fluff. 

 

Just pasting to every little twig and branch at this point.

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