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Confidence increases for coastal storm threat along Eastern Seaboard


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1 minute ago, The 4 Seasons said:

This is now the 4th Winter Storm Warning in March for Litchfield County.

The 3rd Winter Storm Warning in March for S CT in OKX area, and BOX as well.

That's impressive.

But only one has really materialized so far for some(the 2nd storm was a good one with 13” here), last eeek was s joke here and we didn’t reach WSW Criteria.

 

Lets see if this one verifies? 

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8 minutes ago, codfishsnowman said:

box better deliver on that snow forecast, i have extended them mega benefit of the doubt over and over again and i am about done

they get paid to make forecasts, figure it out and get it right or don't be so bold

over the past 2 winters BOX has busted high on their W MA forecasts about 75% of the time.  It's a little odd actually.

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well the sharp gradient is everywhere on guidance so its just a matter of the forecasters figuring out the +/- 100 miles where it sets up

also as dashing as that map is for ct, there is a similarity to show the snowfall distribution in that kind of stripe so that is prob real too

million dollar question is does it set up 50-75 miles farther south? i think farther north is safely out of the question

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For the EURO followers, this model always seems to a. Be too far SE with precip and b. Dry. 

Last storm EURO had me at 4 inches and I received 9.5

Jan 5th was barely supposed to reach me and received 10.5

I have heard it has a se bias too. 

So NW CT, Hartford etc. I would not put too much weight into the EURO solution, or just bump the precip NW by a few miles.

NWS and TWC have to be doing this given their forecast.

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29 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Should be a great airmass for you guys down south for this storm... fourth day below zero up here and averaging -25 departures for 3 days now, a 4th coming today.

if you want a coastal snowstorm this time of year, get NNE below zero and you're good to go.

Interesting what 200 miles to the northwest is seeing...I was about to make a comment on this but to the opposite opinion. I think I easily hit 40 today, and today is the first day out of the last three where it feels like there's no confluence overhead...Already rising into the mid 20's...

I guess this goes to show us where UL heights will be rising going forward...

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NWS Boston site, in their snow products, has a 6-hour snowfall forecast for the storm tomorrow.  It's odd.  If you toggle through, it would lead you to believe that Boston will get 23" of snow.  

1.0" from 5am -11am Wed
4.4" from 11am - 5pm Wed
9.3" from 5pm - 11pm Wed
7.0" from 11pm to 5am Thursday
1.4" from 5am - 11am Thursday

This matches with no current forecast.

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