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Oct 31- Nov 2nd Storm Disco


Damage In Tolland

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Its real close, That shift helped verbatim, You making the call today?, I see Eckster did some of the LT yesterday

 

I had to tap out yesterday while out of the office on a site visit, but Ekster filled in admirably I'm sure. I have the short term today, picking up an extra period through 00z Monday. So yes, I'll be making some calls it looks like.

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Long duration event too...looks like the mountains get one 6-hr period of 0.25" and then a bunch of 0.1-0.2" panels. Snow for days lol.

 

 I also like the fact for me here the winds are more NNW once the second low gets cranking then WNW as i would down slope from the latter

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One thing that is pretty evident if the GFS goes to town with frontogenesis late Sat/early Sun. It already has some pretty high QPF for that time period, but I wouldn't be surprised if it tosses a bit more back into the cold air.

 

Close to flakes here. Back edge of CCB is close by. 

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I'm intrigued.

 

But the two waves are really screwing it up. The GFS really starts going to town as winds are turning to NNW. It's hard for us to hang onto really good deformation when the wind is starting to downslope.

 

But at least the mid level forcing isn't prone to downsloping so it's just the low level drying you have to deal with. Unlike a place like Albany dealing with a low to mid level TROWAL off the Atlantic.

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Hunting in Livermore tomorrow and monday, Should still have snow left for tracking purposes monday

 

Unless Sunday remains cloudy, that Monday morning cover might be crunch city, especially with temps 20F or cooler.  I'll be on my woodlot tomorrow. (Actually saw a deer yesterday evening - back half only as it headed off the road near the house - first I've seen within 5 miles of home since last winter.)  Monday I'll be finishing preps for our Tuesday-Friday annual green certification audit.  It's downeast this year; hope we don't need snowshoes.

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Unless Sunday remains cloudy, that Monday morning cover might be crunch city, especially with temps 20F or cooler.  I'll be on my woodlot tomorrow. (Actually saw a deer yesterday evening - back half only as it headed off the road near the house - first I've seen within 5 miles of home since last winter.)  Monday I'll be finishing preps for our Tuesday-Friday annual green certification audit.  It's downeast this year; hope we don't need snowshoes.

 

That is fine, I will be in at dark, And will here them coming from a ways off

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You have to love the consistency of the garbage models, this is an all out blizzard from NYC West this run. It's really the only model I've seen that consistenly consolidates the energy with the 500mb low. Wouldn't that be something if it scored a win?

 

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