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December 2024 - Best look to an early December pattern in many a year!


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14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Basically enjoy for the moment what ever falls and let’s hope we shake things up around the 20th. At least your locale can score.

That clipper won't amount to much in my locale, Maybe 1" or so as i will get downsloped off the Mahoosucs, Mid Coast looks like there in a good spot for 2-4", Tuesday could be ok too as we stay wedged by the looks of things, Looks like we warm sector on weds with the fropa.

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That said, Reggie works. :) 

It’s weird seeing a snow event modeled below freezing. I’d like it if we could shift that south another 50-75 miles or so. Feel like we’d get in on the more prolonged isentropic lift. 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

It’s weird seeing a snow event modeled below freezing. I’d like it if we could shift that south another 50-75 miles or so. Feel like we’d get in on the more prolonged isentropic lift. 

What is it with these dam things into Montreal? :lol: 

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3 minutes ago, Prismshine Productions said:

Me and the wife took our first ever trip to Montreal a month ago so...

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Great city. Unfortunately I only went once and it was for a bachelor party. It was a fun place for that too. 

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7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Why won’t you see 1-2  N CT? Clipped north with sw upslope. Cold temps . Just less dynamics this time 

I think you are on the edge. This one looks like your typical system where the synoptic forcing is north of the warm front. I could see an inch or a bit more there...but I think I'd feel more comfortable with a tick south. 

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56 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Why won’t you see 1-2  N CT? Clipped north with sw upslope. Cold temps . Just less dynamics this time 

If the precip shield/track of the
primary cyclone were to trek further south, then that would put
a larger portion of Southern New England into a little more QPF
and correspond to a larger area seeing minor accumulating
snowfall up to 2 inches, and the potential for snowfall to near-
Advisory levels along and north of the Route 2 area. Currently
this is viewed as a less-likely outcome, but is something to
monitor in subsequent guidance.

But for now, have minor snow accumulations up to 2 inches along and
north of the Route 2 corridor with visbys about a mile. Further
south into CT and RI and SE MA, there may not be much more than
coatings of snow at worst. Further adjustments could be needed in
later updates, but am not currently thinking this event qualifies as
one supportive of Advisories in any portion of Southern New England.
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51 minutes ago, Henry's Weather said:

:nerdsmiley: Got any proof to share sir?

You can grab them straight from ecmwf.int site. 
 

Here’s weeks 4, 5, and 6 (week 4 is Dec 30-Jan 6 for reference)…obv we take with a grain of salt that far out right now 

 

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