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TheWeatherZone
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Appears to be colder and has heavier precip further south, goes with my thinking it will continue to trend south. Looks good for PHL points NORTH....
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it seems as though the 0z run is starting to catch on to some of the banding that may occur. as the upper trough begins to take on a negative tilt, the precip band will take on a more nne/ssw orientation...leaving boston with less than they deserve. the stronger the storm (especially at mid levels) the more likely this is to occur. recall the xmas day storm of 2002...same type of situation but less extreme.
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dafwx wrote:it seems as though the 0z run is starting to catch on to some of the banding that may occur. as the upper trough begins to take on a negative tilt, the precip band will take on a more nne/ssw orientation...leaving boston with less than they deserve. the stronger the storm (especially at mid levels) the more likely this is to occur. recall the xmas day storm of 2002...same type of situation but less extreme.
exactly which supports my banding theory and the 0z ETA.
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