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Wait, what? Where is all the snow north of us??

Wave 2 looks close on the Euro but still needs more work. Wave 3 looks like we might need to jump over to the severe weather thread.

Any shot at that or should I just mail it in and hope for the best with wave 3?

Realllyyy wish we could find a way to get that Monday/Tuesday deal cranking sooner. The low develops pretty far south down the coast but it just takes forever to really bomb out. Just too far north by the time it goes crazy.

Can't wait for the next anafrontal storm. It'll be my first.

Looks awful. That's white rain.

Would be incredible to get a repeat of that.

I'm getting concerned that the final chapter is almost finished and the book will be for sale on Amazon by the end of the month.

Looks like it is already in 8? Also, didn't someone say Phase 1 is the best for a Nina and March or am I making that up?

Same story as the whole winter: there is just no cold air. PSU is working on the final chapter.

Wake me up when we are in the pink, white, or mint.

Right, but if he only posted snow maps that did show snow, he would never get to post any so.......

Because otherwise he would never post them.

It's like one step forward and one back.

A tad. Still not near enough, but it's a start hopefully.

The thing around the 20th can definitely still work here. It's more that we keep doing what we've done all year, which is keep pushing all the threats back out past that 7+ day window. This time seems different, or maybe I'm just an idiot and Lucy is pulling the football again. This is the first time I really believed in anything since December, but my patience is being tested for sure. Seems like within the next week or so, we will know whether we have something or we can just move on.

That primary is still way too far north. Need to see that start adjusting south.

Be ok with what? If this is the new base state, we will just have to shut down the forum. There won't be anything to track but once a decade or so when all of the stars align.

The transfer is just way, way too late. It's gotta transfer down in Kentucky area, not almost to Detroit, and it has to be slight farther to the southeast when it transfers. Give me something off Myrtle or at least OBX.

Woke up with a big jump in thread pages and knew something big happened last night. Really great shift from the GFS and nice to see the CMC and Euro with big storm ideas. Hope we tracking some legit threats by the end of the weekend.

LOL yeah, who in the world would turn something like that down? It would stink it would disappear so fast, but who cares when you get to experience a mid-March bomb? That would be almost unprecedented here. I thought the GFS was a step in the right direction. At least it showed the kind of storm that I would think we would get out of this pattern, even if it wasn't exactly what we wanted. It's like 260 hours away.

Yeah, that's the problem. Every shift back a day or two hurts a lot more right now than January or February. We can live with the slight shifts back if we hit immediately, but the problem is it's probably going to take us a few chances to get a hit. We can definitely get a good snowstorm into the third week of March, but I have trouble remembering something that hit after like the 21st. I remember a good, very heavy, wet snow that hit in March of 1999 I believe and I think that one hit pretty late. I think I got like 6-10 or something from that.

That's what I noticed. Bottom 10-20 years were just littered with the past decade and 25 years.

It did? Must have been a very slight change.

How far is Albany from you?