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Significant Miller B Nor'easter watch, Apr 3rd-4th


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24 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Well without it this would be a raging cutter and fropa for everyone. 

It’s WAYYY overated now though. The last couple years have shown us/proved that.  And that’s what is always said…it would be a cutter or a FROPA if we didn’t have it. As Ray said…then that’s fine let it be a Cutter. And I agree.  
 

We get these pretty oranges up in the Davis straight/Greenland…And they do nothing for SNE.  Still a ways out on this obviously…so maybe as we close in, that block can sit on this some more? But if it doesn’t…take the NAO, and shove it up over the pole into Russia for all I care going forward.  

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2 minutes ago, ma blizzard said:

I mean it is an impressive solution but still feels like its leaving a lot on the table for NNE

It’s disjointed with the WAA and the trailing ULL. These further north solutions where the WAA drives the baroclinic zone northeast cause the overall ceiling of the storm to decrease. 

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

It’s disjointed with the WAA and the trailing ULL. These further north solutions where the WAA drives the baroclinic zone northeast cause the overall ceiling of the storm to decrease. 

Check out that vortmax. Right into Maine. 

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