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Last Hurrah Obs Thread: 3/13-15/23


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14 minutes ago, kdxken said:

In short, meh.

Sort of ...  it will seem that way for a couple hours, and worse where's yet to even do much.

I can't imagine the mere 3 hours of moderate snow between 495 and the coast has really amounted to much at 34 ... 35 F.  In that range/region this is probably closer to feeling like jip -job.  

But the now-cast is interesting.  There's a broad swath of moderate to heavier snow that extend around the western deformation arc across eastern NY down to NYC-ish...  that's west beyond this 'dry hole' in midriff region.  Meanwhile, there's a stationary band down near Brockton that looks like it maybe snowing shovel size glump aggregates enough to hear their impacts... 

This storms lack of cold and gradient along a defined baroclinic axis caused all this irregularity and mal-formed production.  We talked about this at length in the run up...it was causing the models to plot lows all over the place... as well blowing this open into this shredding... 

Anyway, the western arc may come through later on...

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Should start filling in over the next 60-90 minutes if the short term mesos have any clue (and to be fair, they’ve been pretty bad). 

Well everyone in my house has been throwing up all over themselves for the last two days, only fair that some models do too.

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