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Wednesday, February 28, 2024 Mild temperatures ahead of a Strong Arctic Cold Front with a Line of Rain and Thunderstorms Associated by Big Bad Wolf howling winds knocking down forests followed by Brief, but chilly Arctic Cold


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26 minutes ago, Sn0waddict said:
The area is inverted with strong low level jet through the
afternoon. Winds have been running weaker than forecast so far
despite the strong winds aloft. Think winds will reach advisory
criteria everywhere with the cold front passage as strong cold
advection and mixing takes place. This is when 45 to 50 mph
gusts are likely around 7pm to around midnight. The low level
winds decrease thereafter as the pressure gradient relaxes.

Big ol bag of yawn.   our best winds come when there's no advisory at all LOL

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Still looks like a brief window about 30-90 min post fropa of potentially strong winds 50mph or greater to me. I'm not sure it happens immediately after fropa since the lapse rates need to steepen first. Maybe someone gets a good gust with a squall on the front. Then, late morning into aftn perhaps with daytime heating and strong mixing. 

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Those mystery snow forecasts must be based on the premise that the arctic cold front, trailing a broken squall line now near Albany by 1-2 hours, will develop a significant line of convection too, and that will be all snow falling at high rates for an hour or so. Otherwise I would have expected a dry interval when temperatures begin to fall starting after a few flurries along the cold front, and sunny skies all day tomorrow with brisk westerly winds and possibly a few snowflakes falling from broken cumulus. I would guess 0.1" to 0.3" could fall in some places with the arctic front and upslope effects in parts of VT could increase it to 2" locally. 

Squall line could be hit or miss, potential for brief gusts to 60 but some places could top out at 40. 

 

 

 

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