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March 2-4th ... first -NAO anchored storm perhaps in years


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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

I feel like every chance has been discussed adnauseum lol.  I think we all know what’s at stake.

fwiw ignore the gfs soundings until further notice. The gfs seems to be weighting daytime solar heating or something, way too much. It’s been having like 6-8F T-Td spreads even when the model had the arc of Moisture  overhead. It’s just not correct showing that. It makes no meteorological sense. I haven’t looked at 18z, ,but every run prior to that had it.

Yeah...GFS has been trying to deliver hours and hours of +RA 06/02 METARs for days. Find your 950 Tw or something and run with that.

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1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Yeah...GFS has been trying to deliver hours and hours of +RA 06/02 METARs for days. Find your 950 Tw or something and run with that.

Right. That 950 Tw might work better for lower spots,  but yeah the model temps are gonna fool many if they just rip and read. 

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5 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

A lot of nervous energy out there in the areas with (as Will said) the highest ceiling but also real low floor.  Great way to describe it in SNE.

Stakes are high. Clock is ticking on the winter season. 

I would personally like to see places like far southeast ma get in on one of these. It has been a putrid season down there.

hopefully everything breaks right and they can get a paste job there with this one

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1 minute ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Stakes are high. Clock is ticking on the winter season. 

I would personally like to see places like far southeast ma get in on one of these. It has been a putrid season down there.

hopefully everything breaks right and they can get a paste job there with this one

Looks like it happens on that NAM run.

What a sharp northern cut off.

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50 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

True, I just think the more you get into the up and down terrain of the interior it might become more elevational in nature, especially if the low level flow starts messing with precipitation rates and small pockets of low level lift/sinking couplets.

If heights are  near 528 I doubt you have had heavy intense rates and rain up there

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