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2-1-15 to 2-2-15 Snow and Mix to Snow Storm


Clinch Leatherwood

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actually what I said was times of blizzard conditions not verified 3 he blizzard but times where visibility is less than a 1/4 mile with 35 mph winds

 

Exactly.  And if we have the winds that BOX has in their Warning headline, I think this will absolutely be the case.  If the winds don't kick up like they have forecasted then obviously it's a moot point. 

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The NAM taints from N CT to SE MA...it isn't that hard to read the maps.

 

Maybe it verifies, maybe it doesn't but it doesn't make a big difference for anyone outside of those within 10-15 miles of the south coast where you'd probably have to slash accumulations to something like 4-7"...if you are on the northern 10-15 miles of the taint zone, all it does it add a few hours of pellets on top of the snow.

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The NAM taints from N CT to SE MA...it isn't that hard to read the maps.

 

Maybe it verifies, maybe it doesn't but it doesn't make a big difference anyone outside of those within 10-15 miles of the south coast where you'd probably have to slash accumulations to something like 4-7"

:sarcasm:  What, only 4-7" of snow?   :cliff:   :sarcasm:

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You need to look at the more detailed NCEP grids.

 

 

For what, to confirm what I already know which is the 18z NAM was warmer than the 12z NAM...which is all that I really care about at 30+ hours on that model?   Look at the 8h on the maps Bob posted.  0c is already pretty far north at 42 and 45 in CT, RI and into SE MA.   Compared to the Euro, and the 12z NAM.

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Again...the NAM's smearing the sfc low east along the warm boundary is suspicious to me.  This has a counter-intuitive effect of limiting the dynamics closer to the core, and packing in the thermal gradient would smash the mix zone very tightly along LI if otherwise... 

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4pm Updated snow totals from BOX

 

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How they taunt me!!!! lol

 

This is a tough time to be doing a major kitchen renovation.  Walls ripped out (not that they had any insulation in them to begin with) and large holes in the walls awaiting windows.  Break out the shawls, the Pit's damn cold.

 

12.4/-5

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I was pushing it, I was pushing it real good as far back as it can go

Between the 7 new inches of snow last night and the drifting, there's a 7-ft high drift on our road here at NWS as the snow blew out of Pineland. I'll see if I can get a pic.

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18z RGEM is warm too...bring taint perhaps to the CT/MA border...maybe even tickles the pike, but hard to tell. It is at the end of it's range though, so I'd put a little less stock in it verses like a 12z run tomorrow.

 

True but this is a lot of models over the last 12-24 hours lousing north.  I wonder again if it not for the Euro being so cold/south if everyone would be as gangbusters in the bottom 1/3 of SNE???

 

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