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Possible Weekend Snowstorm, Jan 24 2015

ineedsnow

By ineedsnow,
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dryslot

dryslot

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at your lat

 

 

Even the king weebled/wobbled a couple runs back east, It did not have the higher qpf numbers up here, What has changed is the track has shifted from east of NS to over the tip or into the GOM on these models as its not getting kicked ENE as it had been the last couple days

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CT Rain

CT Rain

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Back here the GFS does look a bit cooler with the extent of that warmth around 850mb. I do like the fact the storm seems t o show better banding on the back edge post 18z. Could be one of those rare storms around here that goes from snow to sleet/freezing rain back to snow. 

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Ginx snewx

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Back here the GFS does look a bit cooler with the extent of that warmth around 850mb. I do like the fact the storm seems t o show better banding on the back edge post 18z. Could be one of those rare storms around here that goes from snow to sleet/freezing rain back to snow. 

That is so 80s, think Dec 82 or early 83 i had one of these , ended up with 9 inches in Ashaway RI, the precip type changed literally every 20 mins

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ORH_wxman

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Any problems with Z/FR/R in the mix for ORH, Sturbridge area tomorrow? Got a wedding at 11:00.

When should the heavier stuff be over in that area?

 

There could definitely be a period of ZR/IP...most liekly would be between about 11am and 2pm or so...then it would probably flip back to snow.

 

It's possible it never does change to ZR/IP and stays all snow, but it will be close I think. 2m temps stay below freezing pretty much for everyone not on the immediate coast. I think this is one of those deals where when the models try to diurnally warm up 2m temps from like 26F to 31F, it doesn't end up moving much at all.

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Damage In Tolland

Damage In Tolland

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There could definitely be a period of ZR/IP...most liekly would be between about 11am and 2pm or so...then it would probably flip back to snow.

It's possible it never does change to ZR/IP and stays all snow, but it will be close I think. 2m temps stay below freezing pretty much for everyone not on the immediate coast. I think this is one of those deals where when the models try to diurnally warm up 2m temps from like 26F to 31F, it doesn't end up moving much at all.

Arent you thinking we're like 30-31 for the whole event in the interior?
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ORH_wxman

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Oh yeah I know. I meant this looks like a paster for everyone. It seemed like maybe he was saying it would be in the 20's

 

I think the higher elevations very well may stay in the 20s. I don't think it is going to be a big paste job in the higher terrain...maybe a semi-paste, but it's not going to be a 32F birch bender I don't think....on the CP from near BOS to the lower elevations of CT it could be though.

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J Paul Gordon

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Pretty much most of the WFO's have switched to the new color scale

But for a short while it did change the 6-8 region to 4-6, and so on. I was going to work on getting Kevin to call me a debbie again and predict it would be down to 1-3 by 6:00 o'clock.

I'd be enjoying this a lot more if I didn't have that wedding to contend with.... may have to stay at my sister in law's tomorrow night... good thing I love her

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