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Converged on a 12/21/2024 coastal storm, however ... much higher than normal uncertainty relative to very shortterm. May need nowcast for impacting east/SE regions


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3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

My focus is on the stuff well east of DOX. That will be the meat of the event. A lot of the models slide that east. I can't buy the NAM right now.

Trajectory on that slug is on a line just making it to you..  That stuff on NJ coast is what could give much of CT a surprise few inches

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1 minute ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Trajectory on that slug is on a line just making it to you..  That stuff on NJ coast is what could give much of CT a surprise few inches

We'll want to see the stuff nea rthe NJ shore start blossoming more to the north and northeast if something close to the NAM is correct....it actually had that stuff a little further inland than radar shows right now

 

 

Dec20_1010amRadar.gif

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mm  i get a suspicious vibe that the models are underdone with the vorticity node that appears to be oriented over  w/sw pa this hour.  it's trundling east via both vis and ir ( having trouble finding a good wv source for some reason ) and as that cyclonic rotational mechanic encroaches upon the coast ... ee.   as i was saying above, there's a pig ton of "uncounted for" instability/potential between cm and cc, so there could and probably should have been more there - 

yeah you know the stuff along nj shore that folks are mentioning is like that region's so sensy to detonating that it's metaphorically sizzling already.  this will be fun to check in on during the day see how these obs resolve. 

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7 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

We'll want to see the stuff nea rthe NJ shore start blossoming more to the north and northeast if something close to the NAM is correct....it actually had that stuff a little further inland than radar shows right now

 

 

Dec20_1010amRadar.gif

Ya a bit off on that It's by far the closest with western and northern extent however..  Just as you wished, it's starting to blossom inland into NJ .. Looks like legit snow will be here within the hour.. 

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5 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

mm  i get a suspicious vibe that the models are underdone with the vorticity node that appears to be oriented over  w/sw pa this hour.  it's trundling east via both vis and ir ( having trouble finding a good wv source for some reason ) and as that cyclonic rotational mechanic encroaches upon the coast ... ee.   as i was saying above, there's a pig ton of "uncounted for" instability/potential between cm and cc, so there could and probably should have been more there - 

yeah you know the stuff along nj shore that folks are mentioning is like that region's so sensy to detonating that it's metaphorically sizzling already.  this will be fun to check in on during the day see how these obs resolve. 

This is actually a decnet freebie one from RAP

 

https://weather.rap.ucar.edu/satellite/displaySat.php?region=CONUS&itype=C10&size=large&endDate=20241220&endTime=-1&duration=3

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5 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

yeah thx Will

that confirms my idea there - as far as i can tell... there's obviously a jet streak running out s of that central axis of rotation, again ... roughly sw pa, but there is sooo much potential along that axis between cape may and the waters s of cape code that i'm curious about that eddy mechanic traversing over that region.   the left entrance of the jet max (s) may be more activating of cyclogen response rather than being completely guided by the right side/entrance region like the globals

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