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March 13-14th Nor'easter Threat


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3 minutes ago, binbisso said:

Cmc kind of weird. It's west of gfs but very little precip west of center

The northern stream comes in too late. You need it to happen while it's near the NC coast. 

Two things can fix that. Stronger SE Canada ridging or stronger ridging out west. 

Euro should be interesting. It was already closer to a hit than other models so it'll be interesting to see if it trends towards the GFS on that regard. 

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Just now, RU848789 said:

Odd, surface low is closer to us on the CMC, but has no precip at all over NJ during the time where the GFS is hammering us despite being further away (same SLP).  I'm not a met, so can't explain that one, lol (maybe less NS interaction?)

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It's the old trough. GFS enhances it while the CMC dissipates/consolidates it.

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2 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

The northern stream comes in too late. You need it to happen while it's near the NC coast. 

Two things can fix that. Stronger SE Canada ridging or stronger ridging out west. 

Euro should be interesting. It was already closer to a hit than other models so it'll be interesting to see if it trends towards the GFS on that regard. 

 Yes.  This is Such a delicate set up for us.  Right now it seems like Connecticut away from the shore seems like the place to be for this system

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4 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

Odd, surface low is closer to us on the CMC, but has no precip at all over NJ during the time where the GFS is hammering us despite being further away (same SLP).  I'm not a met, so can't explain that one, lol (maybe less NS interaction?)

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The upper air system on the GGEM is not matured so there is not a mechanism to spread snow/precip well west of the center. Note on the 500mb chart how the flow is from the SSE mainly near the low, and the closed low is well west of it. 

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19 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

Odd, surface low is closer to us on the CMC, but has no precip at all over NJ during the time where the GFS is hammering us despite being further away (same SLP).  I'm not a met, so can't explain that one, lol (maybe less NS interaction?)

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Cmc seems to be focusing on eastern low, gfs on the western one. Could go either way. 

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33 minutes ago, romba said:

 Vastly different snow maps- Tidbits 10:1 GFS snow map

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versus Pivotal 10:1

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Tropical Tidbits has issues with depicting snow accumulations for Long Island and parts of the City. I think this partly explains the difference between the two maps.

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