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1 minute ago, OceanStWx said:

Our 2 m temps from the GFS definitely show the cold tuck.

The CAD is really deep up in your CWA. That's a good amount of snow on the front...or at least prolonged snow. Not particularly heavy this run but that's a trend that has started to show the last couple cycles. The more strung out look is returning. That's probably advisory snow for a good chunk of SNE as well. 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

The CAD is really deep up in your CWA. That's a good amount of snow on the front...or at least prolonged snow. Not particularly heavy this run but that's a trend that has started to show the last couple cycles. The more strung out look is returning. That's probably advisory snow for a good chunk of SNE as well. 

It's weird, the GFS and NAM are night and day different on the CAD lately. The GFS always seems to have a better 2 m temp depiction in GFE, when it always used to be the opposite.

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3 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

It's weird, the GFS and NAM are night and day different on the CAD lately. The GFS always seems to have a better 2 m temp depiction in GFE, when it always used to be the opposite.

They did something to the GFS 2m temps a couple of years ago. It goes wild with rad cooling sometimes and bottoms the valleys out like the moon.

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16 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

nice improvement for that follow up late week/next wknd. thought the faux cutoff drift to bermuda looked suspicious. still need the west ridge to flex more obv but theres enuff energy in the flow to spark something.

Yes. I'm definitely interested in that one... low probability I'm sure... but it looks like the cold would be in place.

clips Nantucket on this run. We watch 

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CAD signal is just a little bit too weak back down this way but definitely still needs to be watched.  If those sfc temps stay another 3-4F cooler we could see some decent icing across interior and SW CT.  

Seems like though a more easterly component instead of a more northerly component is just enough to transport a marine influence from off the Atlantic.  The good cold is more to the north as opposed to northeast.  

Unless we see some big changes with a few features we may get "lucky" (I want an ice storm) and be just a couple degrees too warm for any big icing issues here in CT

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Nice 6z gfs. Some snow, wedge, then follow up snowstorm. Hopefully not fantasy.


You would think inside 120hrs would add some weight to the solution. Nice to see that energy spawn something more robust. Perhaps this would help rinse the bitter taste from weenies mouths if it comes to fruition.
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Pure fantasy at Day 10 but this is the type of Alberta Clipper we haven't seen in a long time.

Whatever happened to these like high end Advisory clippers...its been a while it seems for a decent system to move through an all snow column everywhere.  The type that leave a swath of like 3-6/4-8" from like Detroit to the New England Coast.

gfs_pr6_slp_t850_neng_41.png

 

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31 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Pure fantasy at Day 10 but this is the type of Alberta Clipper we haven't seen in a long time.

Whatever happened to these like high end Advisory clippers...its been a while it seems for a decent system to move through an all snow column everywhere.  The type that leave a swath of like 3-6/4-8" from like Detroit to the New England Coast.

gfs_pr6_slp_t850_neng_41.png

 

Can we get that to the DelMarVa?

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