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Violentweatherfan

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  1. Damn, I was off on that. Thanks, still hanging in there which is good
  2. Yeah you can see it gets nudged out of the way but it looks like it prevents it from being a complete miss.
  3. Start and stop times are what will impact accumulations.
  4. Man I'd like to see that with longitude and latitude. I lifted this from the NYC forum, @Doorman
  5. Anyone have a 500MB map of the Euro ensemble. Yesterday there was a 50/50 HP, or I guess you call it a 50/50 ridge. I'd like to see if it's location changed any causing the eastward movement
  6. Ignore the snow accumulation and precip maps, but check out the temp and humidity maps.
  7. Oops, I have you confused with a different poster, 3-6 will verify. I had you out in Bensalem.
  8. I think I also read that the NAM and the Euro also tend to overamplify phasing.
  9. This is doable, at this point I do think we'll see snow. I should see those amounts but in your case I'd temper that a bit.
  10. '96 was just massive, it started around 2:00AM Sunday snowed till Monday afternoon.
  11. Another thing to keep in mind is low pressure readings don't equate to increased snow totals.
  12. It's only Tuesday, if trends continue and holds serve til Thursday just might be time to get excited
  13. '78 definitely eased the pain of a snowless decade.
  14. Lol, just about to mention a snow map I saw in the Mid Atlantic forum
  15. January 6/7 1996 was a pure Miller A. While the Boxing Day storm may have grazed the GOM, it really developed off the Atlantic coast. With Miller A storms everyone gets snow and there really isn't much of a screw zone as there are with Miller B storms.
  16. Treat it as what it is, a single run. The ensemble is 51 samples of a single run.
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