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Sunday the 18th ... storm idea/early thoughts...


Typhoon Tip

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3 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Meh,... we still have to eat a NAM solution to the tune of 3.21" liquid equivalence at Logan before this thing settles into whatever - 

Lol...prob tonight's 00z run. It will look like an ARW run where it has 1.4" of QPF and even 0.5" up to powderfreak with the 850 0C line breaching Kevin's hood.

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3 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Snow growth looks decent... but I was surprised how little omega the NAM had. Definitely not one of those :weenie: omega/DGZ cross hair looks. 

NAM is def still a bit south, but better than the 12z run. Seems like it is still concentrating the most lift down around LI. A bit further south than some other guidance. I bet it will tick north again at 00z given the trends on other models.

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GYX kind of bearish in their latest AFD:

For Saturday night...clouds overspread the remainder of the area
from west to east in advance of northern and southern stream
shortwave impulses over the Great Lakes and midwest. Progressive
southern stream impulse will bring an associated surface low
south and east of the 40N/70W benchmark early Sunday with
surface trough extending northwest into coastal Maine. The QPF
has come into better agreement on the 12z operational runs with
the QPF axis showing a pronounced shift further south and east
offshore. Potential snow amounts were lowered for this package

with no winter headlines at this time.

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3 minutes ago, tamarack said:

GYX kind of bearish in their latest AFD:

For Saturday night...clouds overspread the remainder of the area
from west to east in advance of northern and southern stream
shortwave impulses over the Great Lakes and midwest. Progressive
southern stream impulse will bring an associated surface low
south and east of the 40N/70W benchmark early Sunday with
surface trough extending northwest into coastal Maine. The QPF
has come into better agreement on the 12z operational runs with
the QPF axis showing a pronounced shift further south and east
offshore. Potential snow amounts were lowered for this package

with no winter headlines at this time.

Still time for them to go either way.

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