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Model Mayhem II!


SR Airglow

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1 minute ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

GGEM isn't going to be good. 0/2 so far. Not a good start 

 

Be careful, I said that it wasn't looking good this morning and was labeled to be melting.

 

a few flakes for most I guess is better than nothing.  We'll have to wait for a better shot  later on this month/winter.  These two chances can't seem to gain any traction.

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Just now, CoastalWx said:

You aren't gonna see major jumps  in this suite. It's just usually more like smaller shifts  west of east. This was better than 18z, but not enough. The invested trough does have merit because it's a strong s/w diving in. 

I don't doubt that there will be a swath of inconsequential nuisance......but any hope beyond that is precarious at best.

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2 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

What more detes you got to share?  Is it tracking over the BM?  Pressure?  There is a risk/reward with the setup.  Color me intrigued.

Outside 40/70 in the low 990s. But aloft, the mid levels argue for a decent band of snow NW of the low center maybe from MTP through PYM. Then it really gets going in the Gulf of Maine and Eastport would get into the meaty deformation. It's a near miss for a lot of SNE.

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3 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Outside 40/70 in the low 990s. But aloft, the mid levels argue for a decent band of snow NW of the low center maybe from MTP through PYM. Then it really gets going in the Gulf of Maine and Eastport would get into the meaty deformation. It's a near miss for a lot of SNE.

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3 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Outside 40/70 in the low 990s. But aloft, the mid levels argue for a decent band of snow NW of the low center maybe from MTP through PYM. Then it really gets going in the Gulf of Maine and Eastport would get into the meaty deformation. It's a near miss for a lot of SNE.

Off to bed with the smallest of hope (only to have it crushed in the morning).  :lol:

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