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Models Have Us On Northern Edge Of Snow 3/4/16


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Really Dud - ain't happening anyways

TUESDAY

RAIN SHOWERS LIKELY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION 60 PERCENT.

TUESDAY NIGHT...SNOW OR RAIN LIKELY IN THE EVENING

THEN SNOW

LIKELY AFTER MIDNIGHT. LOWS IN THE MID 20S. CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION 60 PERCENT.

WEDNESDAY

PARTLY SUNNY WITH A 30 PERCENT CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW.

HIGHS AROUND 30.

Upton?

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Not shocking given the negative AO. Loving that high up north. Gefs was also good foe the area .

The track shifted further south and east then 12Z taking it through the gulf states before coming up the peidmont and then off shore - I would be surprised if 0Z keeps the track that far south and east .............IF it does GFS might be leading the way on this one especally if the Euro starts trending towards it......

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Really Dud - ain't happening anyways

TUESDAY

RAIN SHOWERS LIKELY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION 60 PERCENT.

TUESDAY NIGHT...SNOW OR RAIN LIKELY IN THE EVENING

THEN SNOW

LIKELY AFTER MIDNIGHT. LOWS IN THE MID 20S. CHANCE OF

PRECIPITATION 60 PERCENT.

WEDNESDAY

PARTLY SUNNY WITH A 30 PERCENT CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW.

HIGHS AROUND 30.

Lol seriously?

He was talking about a model run verbatim.

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Isnt the Thursday low on the 18z gfs (2nd wave that blows up and changes to snow) the same one the Euro hangs back and ejects for Fri? Euro is showing its typical bias being slowwwwww moving the energy out. At least thats how Im reading it.

Im not even sure. These models are driving me crazy lol

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Ukie with storm 1

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Further south than 12z

The Ukmet is still rain, even for southern New England. The CMC is an outlier, all on its own. It looks nothing at all like the Ukie, GFS or Euro. My guess is that this is a far interior, north and elevation snow only. The metro area may go from rain to wet snow and mix at the end as the 2nd storm pulls away. Given the time of year and climo, etc, and the fact that temps will not be all that cold, I doubt it amounts to much at all Edit: Typo, storm 2*
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The Ukmet is still rain, even for southern New England. The CMC is an outlier, all on its own. It looks nothing at all like the Ukie, GFS or Euro. My guess is that this is a far interior, north and elevation snow only. The metro area may go from rain to wet snow and mix at the end as the 3rd storm pulls away. Given the time of year and climo, etc, and the fact that temps will not be all that cold, I doubt it amounts to much at all

Storm 3?

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So basically every model has the wed/thurs event as a cutter except the GFS.....

And every model except the GGEM has the weekend storm OTS.....

No. Ukie isnt a cutter and ggem is basically a cold front lol. Gfs is still south with storm 2 but I rather see it there anyway. Euro was better this run compared to 12z.

It would be nice to see the models continue to push more south with the midweek storm.

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So basically every model has the wed/thurs event as a cutter except the GFS.....

And every model except the GGEM has the weekend storm OTS.....

Next weekend's storm is trending OTS because the western ridge/+PNA is getting attacked by El Niño with the STJ crashing into California. The ridge deamplifies and there's a northern branch kicker dropping down right behind the storm. As a result it just gets moved along quickly with the fast, progressive flow and the shortwave can't slow down, dig and really strengthen, so it just goes OTS
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