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Dec 9-10 storm threat


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I feel like this is a storm where Dave and the rt 2 corridor sneak in a 4hr S+ event as the intense lift slows the warming aloft, only to finally succumb later on in the day. Has that look. Might even include Will's area? Of course 10 miles means everything, but someone could pull a sneaky warning event there near the NH border and higher el. Maybe even nrn Middlsex but perhaps a bit less.

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Seas are already overwashing down in the MA with a huge area of 20 ft seas in the Atlantic. Local waters are 10 ft. Might be an understated threat for our coastal peeps.

If there is one thing you never want to underestimate it is a very long and persistent Fetch over open seas. Mature seas at 30 Knots over 1000 mile fetch over 36 plus hours is what for height? 20-25? Maybe more

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You're the Maine version of MPM its starting to look like........lol, I think we will see several inches, 12z Nam looks to have ticked east some but its colder as well, Side note we had the coldest night here so far as we got down 3.0°F last night

Lol. Reverse psychology. Prepare for the worst and be pleasantly surprised when it snows. Keep the east-ward movement and I won't need my meds :lol:

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Lol. Reverse psychology. Prepare for the worst and be pleasantly surprised when it snows. Keep the east-ward movement and I won't need my meds :lol:

 

lol, We want to see the mid levels continue to cool and then we won't worry about not having enough snow, So far overnight and this am, It looks to be happening like had mentioned a day or two ago, The models struggle with realizing the colder air mass until we start to get in closer and we are seeing that happening now and hope it continues,  Jackman is getting smoked, They will be grooming after the 15th that is almost a given

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Man, you never learn about hugging QPF.

Well when trying to figure out snow amounts there are two things that are important...precip (caused by lift) and temperatures. So it's important to figure out what falls and when to determine snow and mix/rain amounts. If the NAM shunts the better forcing eastward and occluded to cut off the inflow, then there's a difference between 4-6" of snow then sleet/rain, and 10-12" snow then sleet and rain.

What am I missing? This isn't debbie or anything, it's merely an observation between two model runs that apparently annoys some haha.

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All scientific and model guidance aside, my gut thinks this system is going to suprise a lot of folks. Everything I look at and all the met's analogy tells me not much is going to happen for SNE, but nothing wrong with hope. Besides, it's not even the middle of December yet, and it seems we've had something to track continuously for over a month.

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All scientific and model guidance aside, my gut thinks this system is going to suprise a lot of folks. Everything I look at and all the met's analogy tells me not much is going to happen for SNE, but nothing wrong with hope. Besides, it's not even the middle of December yet, and it seems we've had something to track continuously for over a month.

 

Yes! Let us toss aside the science and go with wishes!

 

Finally, change we can believe in!

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