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Model Mayhem IV!


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3 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

On WPC been a steady signal of 1"+ qpf for all of New England through Wednesday of next week.  Could be a pretty good storm and I'd imagine there is another storm in the wings maybe next weekend or the following Monday given the fairly active pattern.  Maybe something coming out of the SW?  Or something diving down the east side of the Rockies ridge?

Agreed, but we know how this winter has been, days away, we watch, im sure models will change and change till then

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28 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

I'm not holding my breath.

 

What sucks is if this were to materialize, I have board meetings and some other crucial meetings each day in Boston next week so I wouldn't even be around to enjoy a little glaze.  Way too soon to get drawn into an icy scenario.

Which least scenario model will you hug until you end up with a foot

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2 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Euro is like worst possible scenario here... not much snow then some ice followed by cold rain. Let's pray that doesn't verify.

Yeah from NCT south pretty much a meh rainstorm. So many changes run to run its going to be SB Sunday  before we get a clue. Have to respect that CAD

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23 minutes ago, Powderboy413 said:

Just wondering, What makes you guys think euro has this one right? I'm seen plenty of times where the euro this season changes drastically run to run this far out.

Nobody should be placing all their eggs in the euro basket yet. It's way too early and there's been large shifts. 

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50 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It's a serious icestorm 

We'll see what happens. That last nor'easter was progged to be a driving rainstorm and then ticked colder and colder until we even had pingers to the coast for a time. Perhaps this will follow suit if the high remains favorably placed.

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BOX is playing the "wait and see" game, which def makes sense this far out this year.

Low confidence in details. Good overrunning situation developing Tue
with high pres to the N/NE and approaching warm front and increasing
moisture riding over cold dome in the low levels. This should lead
to a period of accumulating snow which may develop by late Mon
night. With primary low tracking to the west, a changeover to rain is
likely but also a period of transitional ice in the interior as
pronounced damming signature present. Potential for several inches
of snow and some ice accretion north of the Pike with even minor
snow accum near the coast. However, there is considerable
uncertainty with timing of the warm front and changeover and whether
a secondary low can develop to the south which would slow the
changeover in the interior, so low confidence in duration and
amounts of snow/ice/rain. Extent of warming on Wed also uncertain as
well as timing of the cold front and drying.

GFS def the warmer of the biggies, but I think it will adjust

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5 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

BOX is playing the "wait and see" game, which def makes sense this far out this year.

Low confidence in details. Good overrunning situation developing Tue
with high pres to the N/NE and approaching warm front and increasing
moisture riding over cold dome in the low levels. This should lead
to a period of accumulating snow which may develop by late Mon
night. With primary low tracking to the west, a changeover to rain is
likely but also a period of transitional ice in the interior as
pronounced damming signature present. Potential for several inches
of snow and some ice accretion north of the Pike with even minor
snow accum near the coast. However, there is considerable
uncertainty with timing of the warm front and changeover and whether
a secondary low can develop to the south which would slow the
changeover in the interior, so low confidence in duration and
amounts of snow/ice/rain. Extent of warming on Wed also uncertain as
well as timing of the cold front and drying.

GFS def the warmer of the biggies, but I think it will adjust

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY.

AN ACCUMULATING SNOWFALL IS EXPECTED ACROSS NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
WESTERN MAINE TUESDAY INTO TUESDAY NIGHT. SNOW MAY TRANSITION TO
SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN ESPECIALLY OVER INTERIOR WESTERN MAINE AND
EAST CENTRAL NEW HAMPSHIRE BEFORE ENDING ON WEDNESDAY. SNOW AND ICE
AMOUNTS ARE STILL UNCERTAIN... BUT THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR SEVERAL
INCHES OF SNOWFALL ALONG WITH LIGHT TO MODERATE ICING.

 

Really all you need to say at this lead.

 

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