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78Blizzard

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  1. The one positive on the NAM is that it didn't take the 925 0°C line into southern NH as did the 18z Euro. In fact, the line didn't make it past the CT, RI, SE mass border.
  2. That's a little colder solution than 12z, but still a mess for many places.
  3. My point about ignoring the GFS is for the period up to 8pm Tuesday, which, as I said, showed anywhere from 7-19" for ORH. The map obviously didn't reflect that scenario, or gave it short shrift.
  4. ? How does that relate to what I said? I knew that based on my comment.
  5. The GFS 18z run had 4" for WOR after 8pm Tuesday. But through 8pm it had anywhere from 7-19" depending on that insane cutoff. So they must be ignoring the GFS scenario.
  6. Despite the mess, still not a bad outcome in the end here.
  7. It just goes to show that even with the technological improvements and super computers over the years, we still have a long way to go in weather modeling. I'm surprised that NCEP or whoever is in charge didn't request recon flights for this system, given the uncertain nature and the likelihood of coastal flooding and wind damage.
  8. The GFS couldn't even get it right on 1 day out just last week.
  9. We have already seen most models get away from that inland CT/RI track, so the trend is there. Also, that elongated low seems to have disappeared as well. I'm saying the trend will show up more if the GFS and EURO follow the NAM to the right. I know this isn't good for your hood, but just saying.
  10. It's the trend. If the GFS and Euro both take similar tracks at 18z, it will mark a consensus as we get closer now. Big IF.
  11. By the time the Euro finishes tonight it will be close to 3 AM once you turn your clock ahead.
  12. If the GFS comes out with a track a little further to the right, even if not as far out as the NAM, many here will be changing their tune.
  13. That's exactly what the storm expert on TWC said late this AM. A slight change in the track to the right would bring heavy snows into the rt 95 corridor. Can it hold?
  14. Yeah, now that some of us, easterners and westerners, have trashed both of their latest runs, who's next to be trashed?
  15. Those kuchera numbers imply a colder system which is the big takeaway from that map.
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