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Would it be a sleetfest type of setup with the high or a freezing rain?

It would prob be a narrow area of sleet and then a narrow area of ZR just south of that. The high pressing in changes it to snow pretty fast wherever that zone is. If it comes in a bit more amped, then perhaps that zone would be wider.

Most guidance keeps your area and pike region northward in general as snow. Only GGEM was warmer.

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It would prob be a narrow area of sleet and then a narrow area of ZR just south of that. The high pressing in changes it to snow pretty fast wherever that zone is. If it comes in a bit more amped, then perhaps that zone would be wider.

Most guidance keeps your area and pike region northward in general as snow. Only GGEM was warmer.

Thanks. Have not had much of a chance to look at work today.

 

BOX is not impressed yet. 

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That late week thing looks too liberally pushed E given to the relaxed characteristic of the flow evolving S of the 40th parallel. 

 

Anyway, 1.5" of granular cement now with 2.5" of powder on top is a bona fide snow pack in my opinion.  And as such, sun set dusky air had that bluish winter tint to the light.  

 

Wafer thin, but we're definitely there up along Route 2.  No melting this weekend ...and watch, Monday over performs, and suddely there's a half a foot on the ground

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That late week thing looks too liberally pushed E given to the relaxed characteristic of the flow evolving S of the 40th parallel.

Anyway, 1.5" of granular cement now with 2.5" of powder on top is a bona fide snow pack in my opinion. And as such, sun set dusky air had that bluish winter tint to the light.

Wafer thin, but we're definitely there up along Route 2. No melting this weekend ...and watch, Monday over performs, and suddely there's a half a foot on the ground

Yeah that pattern just sucks for a decent storm. The +NAO molests the +PNA.

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It's not like the longwave pattern is substantially different on solutions closer to the coast. Pretty subtle differences. Maybe another day or two to start honing in on a consensus on the general surface track. GFS can't even get a similar solution to itself (para vs old).

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Well ... this Euro run is interesting... Monday's it for a while on this cycle.  In fact, D7 looks sort of pre-January thaw, with 850mb soaring to +12C, and deep layer SW flow clear back to Texas.  

 

That's not really how to run a winter, no.   But, it could be bs though.  That GFS idea of more coastal awareness is valid, ...well, relative to the GEFs derived PNA, that is.  It is curious the the GEFs are also flatter with that system, when it's their own PNA that is spiking leading to that time.  So there could certainly be a western correction (upward) in the geopotential medium, which (not on any depiction as is) even a subtle correction in that direction would assert deeper solutions in the east like the 06z.  Having a +PNA canvas isn't a bad thing when looking for storms.  That, and because the N stream/SPV buzz saw is relaxed.  There's that data assimilation thing too..  

 

Quite a sensible difference between the Euro and GFS for that period of time, should something more evolve.  

 

Otherwise, a verbatim Euro solution is very spring like beyond D6

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The day 10-11 storm signal has been showing on the gefs for about 100 hours now. I still think it's a cutter, but the GGEM had a different take on it today.

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Pgfs looks primed to possibly do something similar.

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Something else thread-the-needle to disappoint us, perhaps.

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