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I have so many problems with what I was handed. If we think impacts are going to be significant from wet snow, then put that in the forecast. We had zero snow in the forecast for all of Cumberland County, yet a winter storm watch.

I'd honestly rather jump from nothing to warning/advisory than have a watch out with no accumulations or 30% PoP.

The update you see now is basically without looking at anything, but just getting the forecast closer to the headlines.

Yeah I wasn't necessarily bashing the forecast but glad you saw what I did. A winter storm watch with literally no mention of snow besides a 30-50% chance of rain or snow on Sunday. I think when they went with a WSW they should've included snow in the forecast. The public (me) looks at that, sees the watch but checks the actual forecast and thinks it's 100% rain, the snow chances must not pertain to the area or something.
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That's what I was curious about earlier on the post. I understood the threat you all over there are seeing but wondering why the grids didn't have any update to them to match the headlines. I am here near BXM and if things set up nice I look to be right on the edge of the serious band action. However like a lot of us have been saying. Boy this is very complex and models can't handle all of that and we are on the border line of short term to near term. This has to be for sure one of the most complex systems to develop and come close or hit Maine. 

 

I have no problem with the headline, but the grids should at least support it somewhat.

 

It is a very tenuous situation though, where marginal coastal zones might struggle to snow or accumulate, while under the banding pounds if the GFS is right. That would probably be a very narrow stripe of plowable snow.

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I passed a field with about 25-30 herded up this AM (on private land) I think they know boundary lines. Tracking should be easier Sun afternoon with new snowcover although they will probably be bedded up. I am rooting for the GFS to score a coup for once for you Maniacs

 

That's awesome. Too bad we can't hunt on Sunday's here in Maine. I might head out earlier Monday since it will be cold. 

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Yeah I wasn't necessarily bashing the forecast but glad you saw what I did. A winter storm watch with literally no mention of snow besides a 30-50% chance of rain or snow on Sunday. I think when they went with a WSW they should've included snow in the forecast. The public (me) looks at that, sees the watch but checks the actual forecast and thinks it's 100% rain, the snow chances must not pertain to the area or something.

 

I'm actually surprised we haven't taken harsher criticism  here and on social media. You guys are smart enough here to see the problem with our morning forecast.

 

But publicly and with EMs we look silly.

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Sorry for the mby questions. Congrats to the winners.

 

I'm not too excited for this area as the best of the forcing and lift stays east of us. In addition, the low levels are rather warm with readings in the low to mid 40s. As such, I think this is mostly a cold, miserable sheet rain for most of the area. 2K could flip to a little snow later this evening, which could yield a coating to an inch for those locales.

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I have no problem with the headline, but the grids should at least support it somewhat.

 

It is a very tenuous situation though, where marginal coastal zones might struggle to snow or accumulate, while under the banding pounds if the GFS is right. That would probably be a very narrow stripe of plowable snow.

 

Oh I completely agree and believe the headlines are perfect. Best fit in a situation like this. I see your shift came on to a slight headache. Glad for you now the general public & EM's can see something that makes a little more sense. We all are smart (per se) to know whats up. Tricky forecast and your right if the GFS verifies someone could easily get slammed. And for sure will be plowing. HAHA

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RAP, NAM, and new RPM really hit ORH and perhaps up into interior E/NE MA pretty good late this afternoon and evening with a period of heavy wet snow...GFS didn't want to keep the lift around.

 

I don't like those models being on their own...esp with the RGEM not agreeing. Tough forecast.

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