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  On 1/2/2018 at 3:50 AM, SR Airglow said:

Yup, it's got a decent(2-4" ish) looking band over central CT up into interior MA though which fits some of the discussion from earlier.

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Yeah the QPF was actually better for interior SNE despite the further east solution...but that's prob not really relevant anyway. All the guidance does have some forcing back pretty far west....so I'd expect some snow back there, but for the higher end solutions we obviously want this to tick further west....not that I would expect the GFS to catch onto such a solution before other globals...but we'll want to see the other globals tonight look decent I think.

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  On 1/2/2018 at 3:51 AM, OSUmetstud said:
There's been an increase in confluence over NS/NL the past few days in the modeling, might be offsetting some of the convection/downstream ridge building effects?

 

 

Get the fans going at YYT. Point them east. Might be able to trend it in your favour...lol.

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  On 1/2/2018 at 3:54 AM, weathafella said:

This one has grown tedious.  I’m hoping but glad work will pull my brain into some kind of equilibrium tomorrow.  Long winter ahead.

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Too many moving parts, that just don’t want to seem to come together.

These storms are worse than the ones that miss by hundreds of miles.

So close, but so far. I think a light event is favored at this point... a glancing blow.

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