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


Clinch Leatherwood

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Best chance for >10" IMO is along the Pike into SNH, but for most I think 6-10" is the realistic range. Won't have as much(or really any) help from ratios which was influencing some forecasts higher earlier so you'd need widespread >1" QPF to go over 10" and I don't see it. Someone will report like 14" from a weenie band but widespread I don't see it.

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I'd go 6-10", with isolated amours up to 1'.

 

That's what I was thinking for BOS. Someone near the CF or maybe tail end OE stuff could get a bit more. Unless the GGEM happens..I can't find a reason to think 15 or something like that. In any case, we'll see what the rest of the guidance does.

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8-12. Lock it in. 14 is too high for most. Too progressive.

 

 

I agree. The EC would never really suggest those type of amounts even with ratios most of CT still caps out around 10 maybe 12. Not 14 or 16.

It has been consistent with putting around .7-.8 statewide for the past two runs. The GGEM and to a lesser extent the NAM have been going crazy.

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The one thing a bit different vs other SWFE is the lift near 850. That should be cold enough north of the pike if the circulation stays closed off to the south. While the real deep lift may be gone after 15z, that could keep it going along with an overall moist column. Arctic airmasses can surprise.

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The one thing a bit different vs other SWFE is the lift near 850. That should be cold enough north of the pike if the circulation stays closed off to the south. While the real deep lift may be gone after 15z, that could keep it going along with an overall moist column. Arctic airmasses can surprise.

Unless we pop a CCB, then it's just going to keep nuisance light weenie snows going.

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