February 9th Godzilla: Fast & Furious Storm

984mb on the BM

Wow even BGM cashes in on that. Looks like your map RB

Frank, I like how you have 100% on the home page for the Thursday event. If this system somehow ends up not happening, I will screen cap that and tell you the odds were not in your favor.

aiannone wrote:Wow even BGM cashes in on that. Looks like your map RB

UKMET accumulations:

It's EURO time.

No maps to post but hearing from several sources that the euro is SE, jackpotting Philly, C-S NJ, eastern LI.

SoulSingMG wrote:Euro 00z

freaking boston! still not to shabby, let me get one for the area.

jmanley32 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:Euro 00z

freaking boston! still not to shabby, let me get one for the area.

Yeah, SE Mass is really cashing in this winter. I do think the 12z suite will balance out and jackpot us, Jman! ;-)

Heaviest precip shifted well S and east into eastern CT and Mass.  Shoot I hope this SE thing is not a trend, Euro did deepen more though to 979 just south of LI. this is with ratios.

Whoa

Rgem,euro seem to be big hitters for South and east and gfs too I believe

Wow

rb924119 wrote:UKMET accumulations:

On the UKMET what is the conversion to inches from mm?

gigs68 wrote:

rb924119 wrote:UKMET accumulations:

On the UKMET what is the conversion to inches from mm?

I believe 30mm is a little over an inch of liquid so at 10:1 ratio 10 inches of snow.

6z RGEM

All Warnings are up through out NWS General 6-10

Frank_Wx wrote:6z RGEM

Wow frank

Frank_Wx wrote:6z RGEM

With the jet structure the RGEM was showing last night, I knew it would shift NW. The model is now within the 36 hour timeline-its starting to hone in where the heaviest bands will set up. Hope it holds onto this solution. 12z model run is going to be telling.

DAS BOAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



SREFS!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3Z WOWZA!!

Did the Euro shift SE?

38* and Partly Cloudy, headed toward the upper 50s this afternoon and forecast to be back into the mid 40s by the weekend. Who would think that's the set-up for nearly a foot of snow later tonight and tomorrow. Haha. This shows a couple things: 1.) If the right storm hits at the right time, you can get a snowstorm even in the midst or on the edges of a relatively warm pattern. And 2.) sometimes the energy needed for a big snowstorm can come from a system bringing a dramatic change in temperature which means sometimes a you need a little warmth to get some snow.