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Blowvember - and not named for wind potential


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28 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Stein is going to be the way this one goes. Euro will fold 

Wrong again bud. Looks as if Rain is in the cards for us as of now. Can it change.... Maybe, but that's definitely a very Slight maybe. Can we get a lighter event ( maybe even a little snow here in SNE ).. again, more on the maybe side. The most likely outcome is Rain here and some Snow to the north.

Time to send Stein packing ( at least on this one )

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12 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Interesting system for the cluster analysis. There are definitely clusters (the flatter ones) that have lower mean snowfall, but all of the clusters have a solid 90th percentile event. So even the upper end of the flat members can produce a good low end warning event. 

Good luck with that.

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Good luck with that.

Good luck with what? All I'm saying is that it is pretty unique that all the clusters' high end goalposts are decent events. Usually there is a total rat in there.

I'm still trying to tease out reasoning, but to me that suggests that timing is more of a factor in producing snow than amplification with this system. Aside from holiday travel aspect, I'm pretty skeptical still.

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Just now, OceanStWx said:

Good luck with what? All I'm saying is that it is pretty unique that all the clusters' high end goalposts are decent events. Usually there is a total rat in there.

I'm still trying to tease out reasoning, but to me that suggests that timing is more of a factor in producing snow than amplification with this system. Aside from holiday travel aspect, I'm pretty skeptical still.

A decent snow event across most of SNE....I know you aren't forecasting that per se, and are merely communicating what the data is indicating.

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24 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Give the snow to NNE on this one….better chances for SNE the following week. 

Are we sure about that, though? I’m not actually as convinced as I was last week that what we’re moving to is actually a solid snowstorm producing pattern in CT. 

Maybe a clipper or two, sure, but I can see suppression of anything significant with a trough that deep. Not trying to be a downer, I just don’t see the cold-(coastal) storm connection being a lock in the pattern. 

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4 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Looks like an icy start up this way with the system coming thru overnight.

yeah definitely going to be on the slick side up your way. 

This is why when I complain about how shitty winter is...I have to remember to indicate I'm talking about down here. Even in the most garbage regimes, you NNE'ers still find way's to get wintry precip :lol: 

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1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

I see a string of surface lows in southeastern Canada....

 

This is a crap setup guys...

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I'm really not sold on much for this end of the week. 

It's just a cold front coming through with a weak wave developing along it. There certainly is room for a second wave to develop Thursday night/Friday morning but I don't think its going to be a situation where NNE has any room for snow (reason being QPF will be farther south). It's either going to be rain for SNE or the second wave develops even farther south and we get little QPF, outside of the coast. 

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5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

yeah definitely going to be on the slick side up your way. 

This is why when I complain about how shitty winter is...I have to remember to indicate I'm talking about down here. Even in the most garbage regimes, you NNE'ers still find way's to get wintry precip :lol: 

Ha ha, A little more iffy where i live, But don't have to venture to far to my NW for it to become a winter wonderland real quick.

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