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


Damage In Tolland

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thats sick and those have been dead nuts, whats it show for orh bdl

ORH:

Saturday: 2

Sunday: 6

Monday: 8

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 6

BDL:

Saturday: 2

Sunday: 4

Monday: 8

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 1

PVD:

Saturday: 1

Sunday: 2

Monday: 2

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 1

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Tim Kelly at NECN not buying the GFS.  He's talking rain even up to Fenway Park on Sunday night, Monday.  His map showed the 6 inch line up to the Boston area for 3-day total.  He must be riding the NAM, lol.

I saw him, he relegated rain to south coast verbally.

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ORH:

Saturday: 2

Sunday: 6

Monday: 8

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 6

BDL:

Saturday: 2

Sunday: 4

Monday: 8

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 1

PVD:

Saturday: 1

Sunday: 2

Monday: 2

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday: 0

Thursday: 1

is that snowfall inches on each of those days?
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Yeah, I have a hard time believing them here, Its 1,8,8,8,0,8

Yeah, something's not right - some of these values seem inflated.  Here are the numbers for KFIT (near where I live):

 

Saturday: 2

Sunday: 8

Monday: 8

Tuesday: 8

Wednesday:0

Thursday: 8

 

That would represent 34"+ inches of total snowfall (not!).  The Q12 value for Thursday is "1" (.01 to .09 inches melted) which doesn't jibe with 8+" of snow that MOS has for Thursday.  Below is the description of the GFS MOS output:  http://www.nws.noaa.gov/mdl/synop/mexcard.php

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Yeah, something's not right - some of these values seem inflated.  Here are the numbers for KFIT (near where I live):

 

Saturday: 2[/size]Sunday: 8[/size]Monday: 8[/size]Tuesday: 8[/size]Wednesday:0[/size]Thursday: 8[/size]

 

That would represent 34"+ inches of total snowfall (not!).  The Q12 value for Thursday is "1" (.01 to .09 inches melted) which doesn't jibe with 8+" of snow that MOS has for Thursday.  Below is the description of the GFS MOS output:  http://www.nws.noaa.gov/mdl/synop/mexcard.php

So we had ths discussion before and after the blizzard when the robust numbers 3-4 days out didn't jibe with paltry qpf output, what Will said was MOS is supposedly designed to recognize setups and potential with that setup which gets weighed in the output.

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So we had ths discussion before and after the blizzard when the robust numbers 3-4 days out didn't jibe with paltry qpf output, what Will said was MOS is supposedly designed to recognize setups and potential with that setup which gets weighed in the output.

 

Eh, I still don't quite see that Sunday figure being right. Monday maybe. Thursday? What's that even doing in the listings? Not part of this storm.

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What's it got for tomorrow round 1 and Sunday morning round 2?

 

 

Just light stuff tomorrow PM...maybe dusting to an inch...Sunday morning is good for pike region up to CNE...slightly south of 00z on that part, but its much more robust as it exits right which is why dryslot likes it.

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Just light stuff tomorrow PM...maybe dusting to an inch...Sunday morning is good for pike region up to CNE...slightly south of 00z on that part, but its much more robust as it exits right which is why dryslot likes it.

 

Yes, It is, Looks like the low that becomes the coastal is digging a little further south as well

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