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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17


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Just got a Winter Storm Watch:

https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=VTZ005&warncounty=VTC007&firewxzone=VTZ005&local_place1=Burlington VT&product1=Winter+Storm+Watch&lat=44.4836&lon=-73.2114#.YeHdJP7MJPY

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  Winter Storm Watch, heavy snow possible. Total snow
  accumulations of 8 to 12 inches possible across northern New
  York and portions of south-central Vermont, while 5 to 8 inches
  across the Champlain Valley and northern Vermont. Winds could
  gust as high as 35 mph.
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Since we're taking the entire shaft on this thing... do we have to have the wind chill advisory/warning and high temp of 10 tomorrow, too ?  

This whole thing - echoing Will's sentiment from earlier ... - really is setting the table the best that can possible be signed, just maximize the scale and degree of a failing climate. 

Maybe this is one of those little oddities that is easy to dismiss as flukey, but is in fact a tendency in present climate/moving forward.   

40, 10, 40-rain, spanning 36 hours.   amazing really ..  

 

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1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

18z NAM coming in toasty. Guess I should drop the idea of thinking we could see a colder solution. This is going to blow here. Time to start thinking about May. 

 

1 minute ago, 78Blizzard said:

Nam coming in a bit E and colder, at least on the margins.  No big changes.

Umm  ?

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4 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Since we're taking the entire shaft on this thing... do we have to have the wind chill advisory/warning and high temp of 10 tomorrow, too ?  

This whole thing - echoing Will's sentiment from earlier ... - really is setting the table the best that can possible be signed, just maximize the scale and degree of a failing climate. 

Maybe this is one of those little oddities that is easy to dismiss as flukey, but is in fact a tendency in present climate/moving forward.   

40, 10, 40-rain, spanning 36 hours.   amazing really ..  

 

It’s possible many areas hit 60 if warm models are correct. And then you bring all that wind down to the surface even interior 

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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s possible many areas hit 60 if warm models are correct. And then you bring all that wind down to the surface even interior 

Heh.... maybe -

nah, I think folks should count on triple point scooting out SE Mass, with this going over to 34 F rain after 2-6" of snow, less SE, more NW... but since N of said feature, the wind don't mix down. 

Basically, low redemption event.  Any snow at all is probably saving it, otherwise, Phin's right - 'hideous' proportion is probably most apropos

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Heh.... maybe -

nah, I think folks should count on triple point scooting out SE Mass, with this going over to 34 F rain after 2-6" of snow, less SE, more NW... but since N of said feature, the wind don't mix down. 

Basically, low redemption event.  Any snow at all is probably saving it, otherwise, Phin's right - 'hideous' proportion is probably most apropos

I agree. I have 3-6” for my area up thru ORH and then light rain / drizzle at 34-35 for a few hours before it ends as a period of light snow Monday night . I highly doubt any 50’s or 60 except perhaps the Cape . Climo always has these form weak secondary along coast. It’s just physics. 

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5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I agree. I have 3-6” for my area up thru ORH and then light rain / drizzle at 34-35 for a few hours before it ends as a period of light snow Monday night . I highly doubt any 50’s or 60 except perhaps the Cape . Climo always has these form weak secondary along coast. It’s just physics. 

aside from you, who has called for temps 50's or 60's in this thread?

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