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  On 2/12/2015 at 4:32 PM, sbos_wx said:

@EdValleeWx 2m2 minutes ago

Note: Ratios MAY not be as high as you think this Sat. High wind aloft causes dendritic fracturing (tinier flakes that dont accum as well)

I know he posts here and he's a good dude, but he comes across very arrogant on Twitter like a know it all
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  On 2/12/2015 at 4:35 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

I know what I think and that's gusts to 60 mph here and 70+ out east. That's why I keep asking the mets what they think. It's a serious situation if there's a lot of power outages with that kind of cold

i know,I have been accused of hype and being a space cadet but trying to bang the serious nature around here then the jokesters start. This coming on the heels of what exists is serious especially with the extreme cold factor added, all kidding aside

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  On 2/12/2015 at 4:44 PM, N. OF PIKE said:

I wonder if this ends up being somewhat of a now cast. I mean seeing how fast the MLevels deepen between 6z sunday and 12z seems key to tucking this LP , assuming other things stay favorable enough

 

The development of the mid-levels is very critical...if the models under-forecast the development, then we'll end up with more mature mid-level centers which increases inflow...i.e. they will be less elongated to the NE.

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  On 2/12/2015 at 4:49 PM, jgordonjr said:

Is the southward trend of the ULL good for interior SNE? I thought I read earlier that we would benefit from inflow off the Atlantic if that happens. P.S. Just got back into the office where I can do a little catch up.... but not 15 pages!

Yes. Basically(Very simplified here), ULL being south allows the secondary to form at a more southerly latitude, allowing it more time to deepen and mature before it reaches the latitude which would impact our region. 

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