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Winter model mehhem or mayhem nature will decide


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18 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

 There’s no melting, just tell it how it is. Enjoy the meltdown. We start  from scratch.

I'm hoping I will have a little base left to add to.  As of this morning, I still have over 8" on the picnic table.   

The damage from today's progged upper 30's might give a sense of what disaster awaits.

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Euro ensembles def ticked a little colder for Xmas. Still need a little help though for SNE. 

The front part of the grinch storm is turning into a sheared mess. Might actually get some front end snow out of that if it continues. Still won't avoid the eventual St Lawrence track though I don't think. 

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25 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

 There’s no melting, just tell it how it is. Enjoy the meltdown. We start  from scratch.

There was never any doubt of rains to Maine or pack erasures to NH. Ours will be gone today. You lost it.. especially Sunday morning . Full on melt. At any rate, nice to see the ice/ snow threat for Xmas day now showing up . Gets stronger every 12 hours now

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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

There was never any doubt of rains to Maine or pack erasures to NH. Ours will be gone today. You lost it.. especially Sunday morning . Full on melt. At any rate, nice to see the ice/ snow threat for Xmas day now showing up . Gets stronger every 12 hours now

If we can pull some front-end magic on Friday, we might maintain a little coverage.

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

Euro has taken a step towards the GFS over the last few runs, That first s/w is getting run thru the grinder some and is making it further south and east before it runs up the St Lawrence instead of cutting thru MI.

Hopefully the inevitable warmth will be both delayed and short-lived.  I'm thinking GC will do better than the Mid-Coast in this set-up.

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3 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

Hopefully the inevitable warmth will be both delayed and short-lived.  I'm thinking GC will do better than the Mid-Coast in this set-up.

Not saying the GFS is right, But if we can get a thump on the front end, Then rain and snow/sleet on the back end, We may not lose to much ground.

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

Not saying the GFS is right, But if we can get a thump on the front end, Then rain and snow/sleet on the back end, We may not lose to much ground.

You're much better positioned in this than the coast.  I might head up there tomorrow for a couple days.  Hopefully it won't be a bad decision regarding the Friday/Saturday opportunity.

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50 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

There was never any doubt of rains to Maine or pack erasures to NH. Ours will be gone today. You lost it.. especially Sunday morning . Full on melt. At any rate, nice to see the ice/ snow threat for Xmas day now showing up . Gets stronger every 12 hours now

It's fun to troll you.

 

I'm still hoping Christmas is at least somewhat wintry. I will lose it if it's another Christmas with the windows open and sweating.

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58 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

There was never any doubt of rains to Maine or pack erasures to NH. Ours will be gone today. You lost it.. especially Sunday morning . Full on melt. At any rate, nice to see the ice/ snow threat for Xmas day now showing up . Gets stronger every 12 hours now

There will be no pack erasure here.

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9 minutes ago, dendrite said:

There will be no pack erasure here.

Remember when 3 days ago it was melted to the Canadian border, I thought to SNH because of the paltry depth, any more shredded luck and they could get quite a thumper the dumper before showers and rain and then a Christmas day miracle. I have little chance at this time but there's a chance.

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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

There was never any doubt of rains to Maine or pack erasures to NH. Ours will be gone today. You lost it.. especially Sunday morning . Full on melt. At any rate, nice to see the ice/ snow threat for Xmas day now showing up . Gets stronger every 12 hours now

Really?  After today?  How warm had it been the last few days down there?  I thought you were sitting solid.

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2 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

Really?  After today?  How warm had it been the last few days down there?  I thought you were sitting solid.

Had 4-5” when I left this morning. Stayed at 33-34 all night so that didn’t help. Plus it’s low water content snow only had some rain frozen into it after last weeks rainer. With strong SW winds today and 42-43, I expect at least grass to be showing in places 

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1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

Euro ensembles def ticked a little colder for Xmas. Still need a little help though for SNE. 

The front part of the grinch storm is turning into a sheared mess. Might actually get some front end snow out of that if it continues. Still won't avoid the eventual St Lawrence track though I don't think. 

I’m always wary of models blowing the warm front to Quebec with a high sitting off to our NE. We may not wire to wire snow, but I’m hedging towards colder scenarios myself.

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45 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

No not your area. Even in a worst case scenario, you never lose it. It’s possible if these colder trends for Grinch are correct, that even N and W Mass keep theirs .

Saturday should wipe me clean.  Maybe some ugly swiss cheese left over that becomes a rink.  That's the worst.  I would rather get bare ground

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5 minutes ago, WxBlue said:

We have 3-5" of snow on ground here. Should be close on if we lose it or not before Christmas, but Friday's system should help us stay alive.

The cold to the north over Canada north of Maine has over performed so far the last couple events, I expect the same to happen again on Friday for some at the surface at least.

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I have never seen so much attention to how quickly it cools after a cutter...I mean, call me crazy, but who cares? Lol

One solution that results in zero snow is the storm cuts and its down to 38 at noon on Christmas. The other solution has zero snow and its still 45 for Christmas dinner!!!!!

#firstworldproblems

#wakemewhenanoptionincludesbigsnows

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I have never seen so much attention to how quickly it cools after a cutter...I mean, call me crazy, but who cares? Lol

One solution that results in zero snow is the storm cuts and its down to 38 at noon on Christmas. The other solution has zero snow and its still 45 for Christmas dinner!!!!!

#firstworldproblems

#wakemewhenanoptionincludesbigsnows

And a more likely solution is the cold comes in Xmas eve an the interior snows/ices for white Xmas..and even the coast changes over 

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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

And a more likely solution is the cold comes in Xmas eve an the interior snows/ices for white Xmas..and even the coast changes over 

Idk about that...I'll have to look.

Having my exam so close to the holidays was awful...all xmas shopping has to be done thus week. :axe:

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13 minutes ago, dryslot said:

The cold to the north over Canada north of Maine has over performed so far the last couple events, I expect the same to happen again on Friday for some at the surface at least.

Could be similar to yesterday's event. Don't think we can avoid the rain from the cutter afterward, though.

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2 minutes ago, WxBlue said:

Could be similar to yesterday's event. Don't think we can avoid the rain from the cutter afterward, though.

No, I don't either down this way but up north a different story, But it could minimize the damage to maybe a break even if the back end snow/mix shows up.

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