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As WAR expands, do our snow chances increase? First wave may produce a middling event-solid advisory and possible low end warning for MLK Weekend


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3 minutes ago, TheMainer said:

Hoping it comes a tic west up here, right on the edge I think of the better stuff. We get 4-6 I'll be able to do a pass with the groomer finally, though rather have 8-10. 

Hoping hardly any QPF today as it looks mostly wet

Euro and Nam may still tic some more, I think other guidance is set other then some noise.

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The GEFS has trended warmer on Sunday. A lot warmer. 
 

My base case is the CF is basically 5 miles north of me, rain. Then drapes south the 2nd half. Half storm/qpf lost to rain. 
 

Another situation where DAW cashes in but points just south /east of there have significantly less.

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16 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

The GEFS has trended warmer on Sunday. A lot warmer. 
 

My base case is the CF is basically 5 miles north of me, rain. Then drapes south the 2nd half. Half storm/qpf lost to rain. 
 

Another situation where DAW cashes in but points just south /east of there have significantly less.

Beer?

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2 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Scooter stopped posting. Pretty much tells you all you need to know about this Boston points south 

The rgem is the only model right now that is bad for him. It’s dicier further south down toward PYM. 

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3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Folks freaking out and not sure why. You wanted the Euro and EPS to trend like the GFS . And it did . Nice hit is coming 

No one has raised the totals yet for Connecticut. And they still don't have a winter storm watch along the entire coast. Wonder if that will change today ( both in the winter storm watch on the coast and the totals being higher than what they were yesterday )

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I'm going to stick with 3-6 until I see it on the ground, but having the Euro cave and come around is less of a red flag, what does anyone think? it was chasing convection out east, or the front placement too far east? odd that it was the only one really that far east, maybe the others that are so far west can tick east so everyone is white and no p type issues.

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Just now, Snowcrazed71 said:

No one has raised the totals yet for Connecticut. And they still don't have a winter storm watch along the entire coast. Wonder if that will change today. Both in the winter storm watch on the coast and the totals being higher than what they were yesterday

Box already has 6+ for half the state

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4 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

If he’s fine, I should be too, being away from the water 

Latitude becomes a bit of an issue in SE MA with what’s going on aloft and potential dryslotting. But even with that said, most non-RGEM guidance at least gives you advisory snows. Close to warning on a few models like GFS but there’s def gonna be a cutoff between places that get 4-8” and only 1-3” at the end. 

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17 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

Now we wait for indications for where the bands set up and who gets the lollies.

I just want as much qpf as possible. It’s going to settle and blow around Monday anyway. 0.50”+ of all snow will be great for the fruit trees with the cold coming in. 

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Latitude becomes a bit of an issue in SE MA with what’s going on aloft and potential dryslotting. But even with that said, most non-RGEM guidance at least gives you advisory snows. Close to warning on a few models like GFS but there’s def gonna be a cutoff between places that get 4-8” and only 1-3” at the end. 

Let’s slide this east over the final 30 hours 

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Gonna be interesting. We’ve had seasonal cold and many have lost that  +3F that shows up in our background state in situation just like this. 

It’s antecedent warmth.  And the models are back to being too cold already.

Check out obs right now. 

I don’t trust the GFS thermals at all right now. It’s gonna tick warmer along the coast.

I’m also not seeing why the SLP can’t run over SE MA given the orientation of the BZ. 

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