NEG NAO
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we started doing that during the Boxing Day storm Dec 26th 2010 which we were tracking for a week or more at least - go back and take a look at it
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Agreed Start an Observation Thread later tonight for Tomorrows event - this thread has gotten too long in the tooth so to say at 33 pages - back in the old days we would start new threads if they got too long
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the Euro had to play catch up this go around for tomorrow as of now
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just shows you how cold it is upstairs at all levels - good signal for tomorrow IMO
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be careful with the models using some snowfall 24 hour and total snowfall maps because these 2 storms this weekend overlap in them more or less
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just about ended here looks like around 2+ inches - probably 2.5 inches here today brings me to 12 Inches for the season - close to avg. season so far
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within a couple degrees of freezing most areas
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34.7 here light snow - no accumulation yet
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Thats getting close to a SECS and Winter Storm Warnings from eastern NJ and points east- is the west trend even complete yet ????
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going to have lower temps at night than currently forecasted with snow on the ground if that snowfall verifies
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flakes starting to fall here at my listed location
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how far south does it reach ?
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where ? these guys in Eastern PA will probably see nothing. I am only a few miles east of you
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very little eastern movement of this blob of precip to our west shutting out anyone east of Trenton to Baltimore - will it start shifting east ? I suspect tomorrows precip shield will also have the same straight line cutoff
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Mostly Virga in eastern NJ currently
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Sharp cutoff southwest to northeast currently Trenton NJ down to D.C. along Rt. 1 in Central NJ sky very dark to the southwest as its moving towards the northeast
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yea keep focusing on the model runs that are all disagreeing with one another and ignore what is actually happening with radars and surface reports
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Once again = RGEM map doesn't make sense especially with the crazy spread of amounts along the coast and an inch and a half in Warren/ Sussex County NJ
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not with the warmer temps on the coast
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there is more snow on the coast than inland where the advisories are - doesn't make sense and is probably wrong
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yeah for the last hour - maybe he is finally working.....
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its almost time to begin watching radars and other surface reports to determine if they are matching up with various guidance - if there was ever a time to do it it would be prior and during these borderline events
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Same here - waste of time and money IMO
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really ?
