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7 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Sorry, denying the existence of CAD in response to a patently obvious illustration of it is silly.

I don't think anyone personally attacked him.

No it still isn't a CAD setup in my view. But that's fine. Temps steadily rise throughout the day. I'm not sure how we can point to that as a CAD setup....

Seems to me like modest CAD overnight, with radiational cooling. Then modest WAA all day tomorrow (in SNE and seacost NH), until front swings through...

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27 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Pope's map is pretty good but I doubt much if anFearin in the yellow zone. That's re ally the only thing I'd change....it may not rain down into southern ORH county either...but that is still up for debate, could sneak to 33-34 there near the end before the front sinks back SE.

Ya thats the glaring issue with his map imo. Its not raining Nw of ORH airport. Frzr I can buy but not rain

 

 

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43 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

 

Pink 6-12" all frozen (some sleet).

Yellow 4-8" snow/sleet to 3 hr period of moderate rain.

Light Blue 3-6" front end thump to a 3-6 hr period of rain. 

Gray: 1-3" to rain.

Green: 1" to rain.

 

The 4-8" gradient goes along Rt 125 in NH. west of there is 6-12", east of there is 4-8" 3 hr period of rain.

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Don"t you live in NH? Maybe I'll make a VT map j/k I know you can take the needle unlike some others who are obsessed.

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3 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

No it still isn't a CAD setup in my view. But that's fine. Temps steadily rise throughout the day. I'm not sure how we can point to that as a CAD setup....

What do you think kinks in the isobars over interior NE while a high is positioned to the north of Caribou, ME represents?

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2 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

No it still isn't a CAD setup in my view. But that's fine. Temps steadily rise throughout the day. I'm not sure how we can point to that as a CAD setup....

Rising temps doesn't refute the existence of CAD. They will naturally rise anyway with diurnal processes and also latent heat release once we flip to IP/ZR. But they rise quite slowly compared to the coastline because of CAD.

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Rising temps doesn't refute the existence of CAD. They will naturally rise anyway with diurnal processes and also latent heat release once we flip to IP/ZR. But they rise quite slowly compared to the coastline because of CAD.

I know this of course. But I'm making the point, dews and surface to 850 is rising ALL DAY in SNE...until we are on the backside of the CF.

CAD setup? Not in my view...

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Rising temps doesn't refute the existence of CAD. They will naturally rise anyway with diurnal processes and also latent heat release once we flip to IP/ZR. But they rise quite slowly compared to the coastline because of CAD.

Yes, CAD is supplying resistance to warming processes...doesn't always win.

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ALB NWS now bringing pingers to the Cap District.  Dropped expected snowfall from 9" to 6".  Even if you adjust the NAM track to the Canal, it tickles ALB with +2C 850's.  It just seems like more often than not, if a warm tongue can penetrate mid levels, it will (yeah, yeah, I know......that's what she said!).  I was hoping for all snow with this one.

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Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

IM not capable on mobile But gimme a town or towns and ill spit some numbers at ya

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