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The western ridge is more impressive on the euro vs an output like the GFS. You need a good PNA spike for this one to work and that's what the euro does. GFS is flatter and also incorporates less energy into the trough. The irony is this causes the GFS to leave a chunk behind in the SW US. Something we'd normally expect out of the euro.

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No, it's just not easy with a 2 yr old. Here ya go..run around in the coating! 

 

"There isn't enough snow for my kid to play in during this first full week of January, and just punted next week, but don't be mistaken, I'm not melting down."

 

GET IN THE CORNER, MISTER.

 

I think everything looks lovely. But I still say we need some rain to wash the salt off these roads! I don't want them tasting so salty.

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"There isn't enough snow for my kid to play in during this first full week of January, and just punted next week, but don't be mistaken, I'm not melting down."

GET IN THE CORNER, MISTER.

I think everything looks lovely. But I still say we need some rain to wash the salt off these roads! I don't want them tasting so salty.

When you adopt that little kid from Laos, you'll see.

It's just annoying.

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I'd normally toss it but its gotten the idea correct now 3 events in a row beyond 96 hours, it even had been the wettest with today's sytem.

 

Wow, We always mention it but usually does not verify, That is interesting that its been right, Usually it has some huge run to run swings

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Wow, We always mention it but usually does not verify, That is interesting that its been right, Usually it has some huge run to run swings

 

Its probably wrong this time...the NAM is not exactly amped up at 84 hours, that usually tells you any models that are probably are out to lunch, the NAM bias at 84 is probably one of the most useful we have and its flat relative to where it should be if that GGEM solution is right.

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Its probably wrong this time...the NAM is not exactly amped up at 84 hours, that usually tells you any models that are probably are out to lunch, the NAM bias at 84 is probably one of the most useful we have and its flat relative to where it should be if that GGEM solution is right.

 

That would fit in the wild run to run swings then, Did not look in depth at 0z to see where it was comparison wise

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Euro is pretty nice looking for Monday. South coast has ptype issues early on but probably 2-4 most of the rest of SNE. Even south coast goes to snow tho

Precip goes up into NNE too bit probably more like 1-2 there. The orographics spots would obviously get more

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Euro is pretty nice looking for Monday. South coast has ptype issues early on but probably 2-4 most of the rest of SNE. Even south coast goes to snow tho

Precip goes up into NNE too bit probably more like 1-2 there. The orographics spots would obviously get more

seemed pretty "mild" to me for CT / RI / SE / E MA. maybe a ugly sleet/ice mix? 

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seemed pretty "mild" to me for CT / RI / SE / E MA. maybe a ugly sleet/ice mix?

I thought t looked pretty snowy though maybe PVD-GHG southeast? 00z Tuesday has the freezing line at the sfc south of BOS so I think they'd be fine. Could start a bit sloppy in the afternoon maybe but it looks like the sfc quickly cools.

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I thought t looked pretty snowy though maybe PVD-GHG southeast? 00z Tuesday has the freezing line at the sfc south of BOS so I think they'd be fine. Could start a bit sloppy in the afternoon maybe but it looks like the sfc quickly cools.

i suppose it's a fruitless and effort and probably not worth the analysis at this time frame...lol.

 

has kind of a weird 850 / 925 look again.  looked fine for BOS / ORH / Berks...maybe N CT as well (especially NW). verbatim it has some places cold at the surface, "mild" at 925, then cold enough again at 850. just sort of weird. probably due to the SW flow out ahead of it and then the cold press coming S. 

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i suppose it's a fruitless and effort and probably not worth the analysis at this time frame...lol.

has kind of a weird 850 / 925 look again. looked fine for BOS / ORH / Berks...maybe N CT as well (especially NW). verbatim it has some places cold at the surface, "mild" at 925, then cold enough again at 850. just sort of weird. probably due to the SW flow out ahead of it and then the cold press coming S.

Yeah I didn't even look at 925 to be honest. Just sfc and 850. There could def be like a narrow band of sleet/ice in this setup. It wouldn't surprise me. Probably in that N RI to HFD zone on this run of the euro looking a bit closer now. The high presses down fairly quick though so it would probably transition to snow after a few hours.

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Yeah I didn't even look at 925 to be honest. Just sfc and 850. There could def be like a narrow band of sleet/ice in this setup. It wouldn't surprise me. Probably in that N RI to HFD zone on this run of the euro looking a bit closer now. The high presses down fairly quick though so it would probably transition to snow after a few hours.

of course would matter more if it were sunday and we were talking tomorrow. lol

 

think the potential for some sleet / ice is definitely there. won't scour out the LL cold inland. 

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