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On 1/21/2020 at 1:48 PM, weatherwiz said:

The euro has tiny pockets of surface-based CAPE move across the region!!! not surprised given those lapse rates...wish Ryan's page had elevated CAPE but I would think we could be dealing with some weak elevated CAPE...could see elevated convection (especially in the "warm sector"). 

 

6 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

 

:hurrbear:

:icecream:

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1 hour ago, dryslot said:

GGEM was actually the first model along with the Ukie that had this cutting thru SNE.

Yeah both of those were the "winners"....though even their ULL tracks were too far south at that time...something like over SNE and into Maine via WV and PA....this thing is actually tracking over Detroit and Toronto.

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah both of those were the "winners"....though even their ULL tracks were too far south at that time...something like over SNE and into Maine via WV and PA....this thing is actually tracking over Detroit and Toronto.

Good call by the way even though at the time you were joking but said what can stop it from actually getting there which was nothing really once we lost the confluence.

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13 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Good call by the way even though at the time you were joking but said what can stop it from actually getting there which was nothing really once we lost the confluence.

Ha....I was a bit skeptical it would actually track that far north....but I didn't think there was anything stopping the north trend.It was almost solely based on the confluence to the north.

 

Here's a comparison.....check out the heights north of Maine on the Euro 4 days compared to now.....:

 

 

 

 

Jan21_12zECMWF102.png

Jan24_12zECMWF42.png

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Ha....I was a bit skeptical it would actually track that far north....but I didn't think there was anything stopping the north trend.It was almost solely based on the confluence to the north.

 

Here's a comparison.....check out the heights north of Maine on the Euro 4 days compared to now (click to animate):

output_dSRPaB.gif

 

 

 

Yeah, It just eroded and retreated further north, Unfortunate that this air mass is so marginal, Canada flooded with pac air.

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10 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

:raining:has commenced. Where is the obs thread

 

Light Rain - Unlimited Visibility - I have Mount Tolland as my landmark for visibility since I got scolded for my moderate snow report a few storms back.  Even though it’s 50 miles to my NE, Mount Tolland is so high I’m pretty sure I can see it in the background.   Or maybe that’s a tree. Anyways enjoy the rain it’s the only precip you got! 

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15 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Light Rain - Unlimited Visibility - I have Mount Tolland as my landmark for visibility since I got scolded for my moderate snow report a few storms back.  Even though it’s 50 miles to my NE, Mount Tolland is so high I’m pretty sure I can see it in the background.   Or maybe that’s a tree. Anyways enjoy the rain it’s the only precip you got! 

Salty McSalterson.

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