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  1. SnoSki14
    You want to suppress the SE ridge as much as possible this time of year and models often underestimate the strength of the SE ridge. This would actually be a good look if it verified. Models showing more of a -AO by mid March so winter may not be over just yet.
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    If you think this temperature swing was impressive just wait till you go from 80s to 30s in April over 3-4 hours
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    Rgem would make for a very messy Friday commute. That's something to watch as it's usually the more amped/warmer model.
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    These mild days are nice but it just makes the cold following them feel a lot worse.
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    All it takes is small ridging to set new records It's effortless
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    I think this is often exaggerated. Sure there could be chilly days but it's pretty likely we average AN overall. Average temps are rapidly going up by then
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    This winter has highlighted the importance of -NAO/AO blocking.
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    Good, models are trending warmer. No icy mess to deal with. HRRR takes low to buffalo
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    I'll take rain over an icy slop any day. The only time I don't mind sleet and ZR is if it's on top of a few inches of snow. It's good for snowpacks and that's about it.
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    Rgem was one huge mess Friday morning. Hope that's wrong and we just rain.
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    South of Newark
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    I wouldn't get my hopes up if you're expecting snow. I'm thinking ZR/Sleet to rain for anyone south of I-78 including the city.
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    You'd need substantial shifts south. At this point I'm hoping for north ticks to avoid the mess.
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    Oh great cold and dry in March. How wonderful.
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    GFS & GEFS most recently. There's not a lot of wiggle room given it's 4 days out and these SWFE love to keep ticking north.
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    Models are trending north though. Even SNE might get screwed here
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    Surface will be hard to warm given extensive high pressure. Thinking it'll be a big mess over here.
  18. SnoSki14
    If the models were showing snow right now 4+ days out you'd be all in but suddenly they're 100% right this far out. I'd give it a couple days. I don't think snow is likely but I don't want to discount it either.
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    Yeah it's great if you live in Massachusetts.
  20. SnoSki14
    We'll prob hit 70F or better Wednesday and then 35F Thursday. More crazy swings
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    You'd want higher heights extending towards Greenland because it would help pin the PV further south. The current setup allows the SE ridge to flex giving us either rain events or mixed precip. It's a good setup for areas further north though.
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    That's how it goes sometimes though there's a limit given the extensive high pressure up north. It wouldn't surprise me if the cold press was stronger but the wave could also amp up. It's tough to get a lot of snow south this time of year without strong Atlantic blocking.
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    They only average 28-30" and that's after the past 20 years of well above normal snows. Additionally this storm is still many days away so don't count your chickens yet. Personally I'm ready for spring and welcome the mild weather. I don't care for minor snow events that will melt the next day. Either go big or go home.
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    Hopefully they keep trending south
  25. SnoSki14
    Got a quick dusting on everything and winds picked up. Temps also dropped about 10 degrees
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