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Feb 15th-17th. Just believe it or leave it.


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Just joking ... Pete's board :  New England Weather

 

Haha I remember that from way back when he started it... didn't know it kept going! 

 

Must be a very "positive thoughts" board with Pete at the helm, lol.  I was just reading the February 2012 thread where everyone was trying to get him to admit it was a crappy winter and he straight up refused to even acknowledge below normal snow.  Then later in the month he broke down and just left for Alaska.

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There have been some ensemble members that look like that solution so it isn't a shock to see it appear on the OP run.

That said, the trend today on all guidance save the European twins (and the JMA apparently...which I didn't see) has been to be less amplified. But those Euro twins are a powerful combo to bet against. We'll obviously know more at 00z.

Actually the JMA was slightly less amplified. It is sort of in between the euro and the latest gfs
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Haha I remember that from way back when he started it... didn't know it kept going!

Must be a very "positive thoughts" board with Pete at the helm, lol. I was just reading the February 2012 thread where everyone was trying to get him to admit it was a crappy winter and he straight up refused to even acknowledge below normal snow. Then later in the month he broke down and just left for Alaska.

You'd see a lot of familiar names there
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That run really throws a bone to the ski resorts....wave #3 too around D7-8.

 

Watch us miss this whole thing to the south :lol:.

 

Doubtful, hard to go against the consistency of the EURO the past 4 runs or so.

 

But I can tell you 100% western SNE up through NNE expect to get screwed somehow, so lets see if they can prove the masses wrong.

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joking aside... the synoptic appeal of that GFS is a bit of an overrunning snow thump ending as drizzle... then, as that n stream winds up some sort of cyclonic coherency, light rain SE and light snow NW may consolidate in a moderate short duration dynamic burst of snow.  

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I told you not to worry.

things are gonna work out for nne.

Maybe...just maybe central new england.

I spelt that out of respect in the chance hope that some of you flatlanders will see my heart is pure and realize just because my name is not in red does not mean im not a met. Some of us would rather play dumb and be anonymous. . I simply have seen something in the models ( for a while now) that clearly flys the red flags. You got to think outside of the box people to truly be great. I will humbly await and graciously accept the hate..

but frankly ladies and gentleman

I dont give a dam..

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Watch us miss this whole thing to the south :lol:.

 

Doubtful, hard to go against the consistency of the EURO the past 4 runs or so.

 

But I can tell you 100% western SNE up through NNE expect to get screwed somehow, so lets see if they can prove the masses wrong.

edgy...come on over to the dark side....

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I feel like the Euro is maximizing every possible bit of potential with the atmospheric dynamics that it has to work with. Chances are things don't work out so perfectly. But the GFS is clearly too weak. Maybe a compromise and split the difference between the Euro (Syracuse) and GFS (Boston) such as ohh East Chesterfield or so. :)  I'll take any track that puts me 50+ miles west of it. 

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It's a no brainer to me that the GFS is underplaying the southern stream. Question is....is it on to something in refusing to have the perfect phase like the Euro? A compromise could bring a pretty healthy southern stream low up, but somewhat further east than the extreme Euro solution.

There's still a decent injection from the stj, no?

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It's a no brainer to me that the GFS is underplaying the southern stream. Question is....is it on to something in refusing to have the perfect phase like the Euro? A compromise could bring a pretty healthy southern stream low up, but somewhat further east than the extreme Euro solution.

GEPS and GEFS seem pretty weak and diffuse as a whole
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Whoever gets in on this fun should have a good Saturday and as of now looks like the Bar-Harbor area but who knows with these mesoscale events!

 

 

DANGEROUSLY COLD WIND CHILLS SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGHOUT THE
REGION...

HIGH IMPACT WEATHER POTENTIAL: HEAVY SNOW TOTALS POSSIBLE IN THE
VICINITY OF PENOBSCOT BAY SATURDAY WITH ATTENTION THEN TURNING TO
ADVISORY-WARNING LEVEL WIND CHILLS SATURDAY NIGHT.

SATURDAY: CORE OF H5 LOW ALOFT SINKS FROM JAMES BAY AT DAYBREAK
SOUTH AND EAST INTO NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND TOWARDS EVENING WITH T8S
NEARING -30C OVER MY WESTERN ZONES BY 00Z/SUN. COL REGION BETWEEN
LOW LEVEL REFLECTION OF THIS H5 LOW AND THE DEVELOPING SYSTEM WELL
SOUTH AND EAST OF THE BENCHMARK APPEARS TO BE ALLOWING ALL THE
INGREDIENTS FOR A BONA-FIDE NORLUN EVENT TO BE PRESENT AS THE H8
FLOW GOES SLACK ALONG WITH A DEVELOPING LLEVEL CONVERGENCE ZONE.
THERE WILL BE AMPLE INSTABILITY IN THE LLEVELS WITH WATER SURFACE TO
H8 DELTA TS NEAR -15 AND DELTA TS TO H7 NEARING -30C. THIS ALLOWS
FOR A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF LLEVEL INSTABILITY...WITH OCEAN-INDUCED
CAPE VALUES OF 500-1000 J/KG PORTRAYED ON THE 12Z NAM AND GFS.
THIS COULD VERY WELL PROMOTE THUNDER WITH ANY SNOW BAND THAT DOES
DEVELOP.
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Whoever gets in on this fun should have a good Saturday and as of now looks like the Bar-Harbor area but who knows with these mesoscale events!

 

 

DANGEROUSLY COLD WIND CHILLS SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGHOUT THE

REGION...

HIGH IMPACT WEATHER POTENTIAL: HEAVY SNOW TOTALS POSSIBLE IN THE

VICINITY OF PENOBSCOT BAY SATURDAY WITH ATTENTION THEN TURNING TO

ADVISORY-WARNING LEVEL WIND CHILLS SATURDAY NIGHT.

SATURDAY: CORE OF H5 LOW ALOFT SINKS FROM JAMES BAY AT DAYBREAK

SOUTH AND EAST INTO NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND TOWARDS EVENING WITH T8S

NEARING -30C OVER MY WESTERN ZONES BY 00Z/SUN. COL REGION BETWEEN

LOW LEVEL REFLECTION OF THIS H5 LOW AND THE DEVELOPING SYSTEM WELL

SOUTH AND EAST OF THE BENCHMARK APPEARS TO BE ALLOWING ALL THE

INGREDIENTS FOR A BONA-FIDE NORLUN EVENT TO BE PRESENT AS THE H8

FLOW GOES SLACK ALONG WITH A DEVELOPING LLEVEL CONVERGENCE ZONE.

THERE WILL BE AMPLE INSTABILITY IN THE LLEVELS WITH WATER SURFACE TO

H8 DELTA TS NEAR -15 AND DELTA TS TO H7 NEARING -30C. THIS ALLOWS

FOR A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF LLEVEL INSTABILITY...WITH OCEAN-INDUCED

CAPE VALUES OF 500-1000 J/KG PORTRAYED ON THE 12Z NAM AND GFS.

THIS COULD VERY WELL PROMOTE THUNDER WITH ANY SNOW BAND THAT DOES

DEVELOP.

 

 

Nice.

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