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Preliminarily ... a medium impact partial Miller B, Friday


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25 minutes ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

Yeah... I'm west of Hartford on the border of Farmington and plainville. We are about 550 feet up. If we were to get some more Tics SE today.. we could be in the game for something.. maybe even a flip back to something Wintry Friday Eve? I think the chance is there now. 

You are up even higher..so your chances are even better. 

If all else fails.. we do have a few chances next week. Time will tell.

I'm not convinced that you're almost sort of in the game at least.  Up at my office in Simsbury this looks like a situation where we could be snow while just over the ridge east its a different scene. We'll have to see the track and dynamics...

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4 minutes ago, UnitedWx said:

I'm not convinced that you're almost sort of in the game at least.  Up at my office in Simsbury this looks like a situation where we could be snow while just over the ridge east its a different scene. We'll have to see the track and dynamics...

I don't disagree. 

We will either see a surprise on Friday, or it will just stay rain. Time well tell

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1 minute ago, mahk_webstah said:

Nothing at MHT, they must not be buying the cold trend for the coastal plain.

They may have to change that, This was the wildcard for here in there AFD this morning,

If I had to pick an area with the most precip type uncertainty,
it would be the interior ME locations from central Cumberland Co
through Auburn/Lewiston towards Augusta. This area should
receive plenty of QPF, and CAD could keep temps cool enough for
wet snow to fall at a good clip...potentially falling on the
northern end of an enhanced band from the coastal front. That
said, this is a tricky mesoscale feature to pick out at this
range and will be determinant on low track.

 

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7 minutes ago, dryslot said:

They may have to change that, This was the wildcard for here in there AFD this morning,

If I had to pick an area with the most precip type uncertainty,
it would be the interior ME locations from central Cumberland Co
through Auburn/Lewiston towards Augusta. This area should
receive plenty of QPF, and CAD could keep temps cool enough for
wet snow to fall at a good clip...potentially falling on the
northern end of an enhanced band from the coastal front. That
said, this is a tricky mesoscale feature to pick out at this
range and will be determinant on low track.

 

Because it seems to be more or less rain or snow, without a lot of mixed precipitation, it could be that if it falls heavy enough for a while, it holds off the warming a bit and a lot of places could pile up several inches of snow pretty fast.  And then rain mixes in during the lighter precip.  This is when were you and Brian to be all snow, I could be back-and-forth between rain and snow, and areas are long the river like Concord could be mostly rain.

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1 minute ago, mahk_webstah said:

Because it seems to be more or less rain or snow, without a lot of mixed precipitation, it could be that if it falls heavy enough for a while, it holds off the warming a bit and a lot of places could pile up several inches of snow pretty fast.  And then rain mixes in during the lighter precip.  This is when were you and Brian to be all snow, I could be back-and-forth between rain and snow, and areas are long the river like Concord could be mostly rain.

Yeah, Its going to be either or for some down your way or a combination of both for this one.

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24 minutes ago, dryslot said:

They may have to change that, This was the wildcard for here in there AFD this morning,

If I had to pick an area with the most precip type uncertainty,
it would be the interior ME locations from central Cumberland Co
through Auburn/Lewiston towards Augusta. This area should
receive plenty of QPF, and CAD could keep temps cool enough for
wet snow to fall at a good clip...potentially falling on the
northern end of an enhanced band from the coastal front. That
said, this is a tricky mesoscale feature to pick out at this
range and will be determinant on low track.

 

Seems like models are thinking less QPF up this way and down by you gets the better snow load even if it is a bit more sloppy. Aroostook county would be pretty salty with Lewiston getting 10 inches and they get 2, haha. 

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