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Long duration overrunning to coastal disco 02/07-02/09


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  On 2/8/2015 at 5:54 AM, wxsniss said:

Would not be surprised to see Euro trend drier, obviously hoping not.

 

0z NAM cut back as well. Again, my impression is feature placement hasn't changed as much as overall qpf outside of northshore/Boston metro band. Not sure if that's a result of diminished coastal strength or what...

 

Indeed, Euro is drier like the rest of the 0z suite, except GFS.

Actually looks very close to 0z RGEM.

 

Feature placement not that much different from 12z Euro.

Still 12"+ inside of 128, max north shore.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:06 AM, wxsniss said:

Indeed, Euro is drier like the rest of the 0z suite, except GFS.

Actually looks very close to 0z RGEM.

 

Feature placement not that much different from 12z Euro.

Still 12"+ inside of 128, max north shore.

12z EURO had max centered right over me, so if its inside of rt 128 now, it shifted.

I suspect it did.

 

Hopefully someone has that clown map.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:06 AM, wxsniss said:

Indeed, Euro is drier like the rest of the 0z suite, except GFS.

Actually looks very close to 0z RGEM.

 

Feature placement not that much different from 12z Euro.

Still 12"+ inside of 128, max north shore.

It's actually not drier. Subtract the 0.1 that fell,12z-0z and it's identical.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:13 AM, wxsniss said:

I stand corrected, about 0.1 drier accounting for what's already fallen, otherwise same qpf.

And same placement. I'll take these down after we discuss:

12z

ecmwf_tprecip_boston_14.png

0z

ecmwf_tprecip_boston_13_0z.png

It's dry. I didn't get .3" today. It cut back as well but is still a good hit in the same General area. Also seems colder

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:13 AM, wxsniss said:

I stand corrected, about 0.1 drier accounting for what's already fallen, otherwise same qpf.

And same placement. I'll take these down after we discuss:

 

12z

attachicon.gifecmwf_tprecip_boston_14.png

 

0z

attachicon.gifecmwf_tprecip_boston_13_0z.png

nah it's slightly drier to significantly drier (over the Berks/E slope) unless a 20% reduction doesn't count as drier then gee someone needs to look closer

 

Thru 7pm today we didn't have .1 qpf fall. That has fallen from 7pm to 1am (6z)

 

The deeper yellow shadings are 1.4 to 1.6

 

they are now 1.2 to 1.4

 

Some people will never see a trend that Is less snowier or less bullish for snow, don't let that fool you. It still does look good. However it should be ok to mention something looks drier without the legion of snow lobbyists calling you insane lol

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:22 AM, Ginxy said:

Lol at quibbling over tenths, wth is going on.

dude it's discussion

 

if it was pro snow you'd be cheering it. .35 of 1.3  in berks is significant cut back , W ma didn't see more than .08 fall by 7pm tonight.

 

c'mon , You have a comment without fail on every single post that is not pro snow, even if it is deemed a great post by 2 mets later.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:23 AM, N. OF PIKE said:

dude it's discussion

if it was pro snow you'd be cheering it.

You have a comment without fail on every single post that is not pro snow, even if it is deemed a great post by 2 mets later.

over 2 tenths of an inch? You realise that happens every storm positive or negative? JHC
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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:26 AM, Amped said:

Yep 10% cutback is a bust.

 

 

No one calling bust... we're just discussing guidance. NWS map still has 18-24 on it, 14-18 for almost all of Mass...

 

Right now that is supported by GFS but the rest of the 0z suite seems to have stepped down from that.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:38 AM, Clinch Leatherwood said:

Euro is 1.2" ish qpf...there are forecasts all over for 18 or 24 plus. Seems overly aggressive JMHO. Small steps before the big leap at 12z?

blended plus ratios, salt nuclei good snow growth, showing up already up there. This is a Berkshire NE Mass JP but good snowstorm for most.
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  On 2/8/2015 at 6:36 AM, Ginxy said:

And people bust MPM about being a QPF queen? Watch it stack Boston,watch it stack.

 

Hope you're right Ginxy.

Boston / north shore very well could stack Buffalo-style with the coastal front and ocean enhancement, but the more widespread 14-18 painted over most of MA seems to me at risk right now.

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