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Confidence increases for coastal storm threat along Eastern Seaboard


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4 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Thank you Berg...doesn’t move all to far in those 12 hrs either.

It’s a nice setup for a slow mover. The dynamics arent out of this world where 3-4”/hr rates are the norm but a solid 20hrs of accum snow should get is in that 10-14” range..... and maybe some get lucky inside a band and tickle 18? 

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3 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

It’s a nice setup for a slow mover. The dynamics arent out of this world where 3-4”/hr rates are the norm but a solid 20hrs of accum snow should get is in that 10-14” range..... and maybe some get lucky inside a band and tickle 18? 

Yes sir...a major storm for sure...with a nice airmass-actually the best of the four storms  this March.  Combine that in and this could be a nice event fir us/many.

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[1:00AM Update] Bulk of any precipitation will remain south of the region. The Chatham sounding shows quite a bit of dry air in the low levels of the atmosphere. It will take a bit of time to erode this dry air, so expect a dry forecast tonight into early tomorrow morning.

 
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6 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Ehh they did see a good slug of qpf in sepa between12z today and 0z 

Even taking that into account, seemed like significant cutback down there, maybe 15-20mm...  that's an even more stressful forecast down there because there's lots of good guidance including 12z Euro supporting 14-20"... I always fear for them getting the rugged pulled in these setups

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7 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I think the GEM looks very reasonable.

It's almost a smoother version of the GFS... GFS a little more lumpy due to those heavy qpf blobs southeast CT and eastern MA related to localized 850-700 fronto, perhaps associated with pieces of vorticity, but I think that meso stuff is impossible to pinpoint this far out...

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