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Following a Miller A/B hybrid type coastal potential, Feb 13th ... As yet untapped potential and a higher ceiling with this one


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53 minutes ago, ChangeofSeasonsWX said:

Last night some were saying 12-16 from this. Lol That was never possible to begin with due to how fast this is moving. Overall looks like a moderate impact system. 6-10 widespread.

Kuchie euro just dropped a 20 burger on my head.  12 is not impossible.  

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4 minutes ago, cleetussnow said:

Kuchie euro just dropped a 20 burger on my head.  12 is not impossible.  

I’d be pretty surprised if there wasn’t a decent stripe of 10-14” but it won’t be for everyone. 

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I’m liking this event a lot less at the moment; the airmass out ahead has evolved to marginal and the northern stream which could deliver on both fronts is coming too late. 
 

The RGEM surface temps are very likely a lot more realistic than the NAM on Tues. That’s trouble. 
 

You need the trailing northern stream shortwave to hook up with this.

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looks like a good band from say dxr up to orh, could see some nice lollies in there somewhere where it goes to town with rates... although does appear in line with H7, shouldn't the best lift be just NW of that? that would put it in Berks to SNH

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3 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

I’m liking this event a lot less at the moment; the airmass out ahead has evolved to marginal and the northern stream which could deliver on both fronts is coming too late. 
 

The RGEM surface temps are very likely a lot more realistic than the NAM on Tues. That’s trouble. 
 

You need the trailing northern stream shortwave to hook up with this.

Really?  The airmass looks to be very good when the storm arrives for most. Immediate coast may take a lil bit, but they should cool quickly. 

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8 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

I’m liking this event a lot less at the moment; the airmass out ahead has evolved to marginal and the northern stream which could deliver on both fronts is coming too late. 
 

The RGEM surface temps are very likely a lot more realistic than the NAM on Tues. That’s trouble. 
 

You need the trailing northern stream shortwave to hook up with this.

Surprised you are bearish on the snow threat. 

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7 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Really?  The airmass looks to be very good when the storm arrives for most. Immediate coast may take a lil bit, but they should cool quickly. 

It’s not that great. Sufficient inland, but May need a couple Hours to wetbulb outside higher elevations.

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