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Irish wrote:Ugh, that's rough. So, we'd much rather not have an inverted trough.sroc4 wrote:Irish wrote:Do inverted troughs mean more or less of a likelihood of a powerful storm?Frank_Wx wrote:I mentioned an inverted trough the other day
Starting to think that will be the outcome here
But threat of a bigger storm remains. Won’t take much as Heehaw points out
If you're under the banding that occurs via an inverted trough you can do very well. But they are very hard to predict exact locations so nowcasting is often needed. And its much less wide spread for sure.
We could have both!
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Frank_Wx wrote:Every model has a minimum snow accumulation of 1” for Friday. The current max depending on the model is about 5”. If the trends continue at 500mb, these numbers will go way up.
This optimism by our fearless leader Frank feels extra inspiring today!
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tomsriversnowstorm wrote:We need to be careful of how west this comes. The icon had rain for many.
Toms River. What site are you looking at? ICON looked pretty good to me.
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tomsriversnowstorm wrote:We need to be careful of how west this comes. The icon had rain for many.
I would think with the TPV in SE Canada there’s a way bigger risk of suppressed/sheared out/late to phase OTS.
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tomsriversnowstorm wrote:We need to be careful of how west this comes. The icon had rain for many.
Toms River. What site are you looking at? ICON looked pretty good to me.
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[/quote]tomsriversnowstorm wrote:A good portion of Jersey has green on your map. Sorry but I am rooting for it to stay east. I don’t want rain. I will take my few inches.
quote="sroc4"]tomsriversnowstorm wrote:We need to be careful of how west this comes. The icon had rain for many.
Toms River. What site are you looking at? ICON looked pretty good to me.
On that map, it looks like only the smallest strip down the shore sees green. The rest of the state is all snow. Either way, it's too early to say.
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[/quote]tomsriversnowstorm wrote:A good portion of Jersey has green on your map. Sorry but I am rooting for it to stay east. I don’t want rain. I will take my few inches.
quote="sroc4"]tomsriversnowstorm wrote:We need to be careful of how west this comes. The icon had rain for many.
Toms River. What site are you looking at? ICON looked pretty good to me.
Look closer. with the exception of extreme SE coastal NJ in this one frame, its all snow. Assuming your call name is indicative of where you live you would be right on the northern fringe of the R/S line in the first frame. IF, and that's a big IF, the ICON has this right, and we are deepening a low, with this track, and the surrounding upper and mod level energy adn temp profiles, and an arctic HP to our north, 90% of NJ is snowing pretty much the entire time. That said I can see how if it comes in too far NW your particular back yard could have rain to snow.
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jmanley32 wrote:hey scott back from my banishment to banter lol. Does thishave a much higher potential thsn today?sroc4 wrote:GEM holds for the most part. Conts to insist on a well organized storm. How close to the coast can it get? CMC and RGEM did a great job with todays system.
Jon...Its GREAT to have you back!. LOL. All kidding aside yes I'd say Fridays potential has a higher ceiling as of now still than todays event. Doesnt mean we reach that ceiling; however. If it comes together like the Canadian series is depicting Godzilla plus is most certainly on the table. IMHO the way things are shaping up its the coastal plain that has the best chance. That said there is still alot of work to do to get there, and I am by no means claiming any one soln is going to happen just yet. Im still in the, just give the models until 12z tomorrow to marinate on this before I begin to mold my final thoughts. When the Euro initialized this was where the two key players where on the board. Our southern piece will make it onshore today into tonight.
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NOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOLFrank_Wx wrote:Time to start a thread
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Did you see my PM response? Yes I completely understand? Will the minimum be more than 1 inch? If so I will have to be happy with that because that's what I got today and I will say it was better than nothing. I hold no one, no one to any one solution as we know and saw by last nights SR models even when it comes to game time as you stated, the weather is gonna do what it is gonna do. Lets track! And I like the overall positive sounds so far.sroc4 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:hey scott back from my banishment to banter lol. Does thishave a much higher potential thsn today?sroc4 wrote:GEM holds for the most part. Conts to insist on a well organized storm. How close to the coast can it get? CMC and RGEM did a great job with todays system.
Jon...Its GREAT to have you back!. LOL. All kidding aside yes I'd say Fridays potential has a higher ceiling as of now still than todays event. Doesnt mean we reach that ceiling; however. If it comes together like the Canadian series is depicting Godzilla plus is most certainly on the table. IMHO the way things are shaping up its the coastal plain that has the best chance. That said there is still alot of work to do to get there, and I am by no means claiming any one soln is going to happen just yet. Im still in the, just give the models until 12z tomorrow to marinate on this before I begin to mold my final thoughts. When the Euro initialized this was where the two key players where on the board. Our southern piece will make it onshore today into tonight.
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Might as well. Something is brewing. The weather doesn't know that we started thread, it's gonna do what it's gonna do.Frank_Wx wrote:Time to start a thread
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