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SnoSki14

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  1. All it takes is for the 50/50 to be weaker than shown and it's a bust so I'm treading carefully. The thing is in this climate we can have record warm months and still somehow get a storm or two that gives us all our seasonal snows. Not saying that's likely but it also wouldn't shock me.
  2. Sometimes that's true. There was a 2010s March where everything was suppressed due to confluence. However for this one I think it's more likely to trend north over time. Gonna try hard not to jump off a cliff when it's 40F and rain down here while SNE gets a major snowstorm.
  3. Bias? The GFS was well north 2-3 cycles ago against the CMC & Euro. I still think this is mostly SNE storm but you're not being objective Additionally the strengthening confluence is real. Will it be enough down here? I lean no but the trend is legit.
  4. It's nice to see continued improvements but it's still very borderline this far south. Given the trends this season I'm not sure it'll be enough. Looks like an excellent late winter pattern for SNE north though.
  5. Any reason why the GFS solution is being discounted. Seems equally likely to verify
  6. Very surprised the SNE folks are so gungho about next week. If the 50/50 is even slightly weaker or displaced then the threat falls apart. Anyone south of VT/NH/ME should be skeptical
  7. For someone that's been negative all winter I'm shocked you think that's gonna verify.
  8. You're praying models hold the strong 50/50 a week out. That's not a hill I'd want to go all-in on
  9. Really need that to continue otherwise we'll be near normal at best as the coldest air is west. At the very least you can probably eliminate the warm Marches like 2012 & 2020. That block will stick around for a while
  10. And we're still barely BN if at all At this rate we're going to see our 2nd tornado before we see an inch of snow down in Jersey Slightly below works further north though especially C/NNE
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