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  1. Violentweatherfan
    Under a nice band now in Langhorne
  2. Violentweatherfan
    Painful to see, so close but yet so far.
  3. Violentweatherfan
    L-town FTW!
  4. Violentweatherfan
    Man, look at Manhattan/Long Island it's about to get pasted.
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  6. Violentweatherfan
    Have I had too many Margaritas or does that look positively tilted
  7. Violentweatherfan
    I know it's two hours old
  8. Violentweatherfan
    Dude, 5/8 of an inch?
  9. Violentweatherfan
    Were gonna need confirmation on that measurement.
  10. Violentweatherfan
    Has anyone have an idea when this storm will exit out and finish? Last I heard was around 3pm.
  11. Violentweatherfan
    Uh oh
  12. Violentweatherfan
    Solid video here from Steve D, even if you doubt his call the info contained in the video is exceptional.
  13. Violentweatherfan
    I thought I read in the MA forum that when a double low apears on the GFS the west low takes over.
  14. Violentweatherfan
    Finally seeing some flakes, @Blue Dream you are next.
  15. Violentweatherfan
    Damn, I hope that appetizer snow fills in some more. I just wants to ride northeast and not come down past Doylestown
  16. Violentweatherfan
    That edge of snow just doesn't want to move east
  17. Violentweatherfan
    I wouldn't put too much concern into it. The wind will bust up the flakes to the point of affecting ratios, but it will damn sure look awesome.
  18. Violentweatherfan
    This is too funny not to share
  19. Violentweatherfan
    Oh man, the meltdown in the NE forum will be almost to the point of not being able to recover from. You all know those totals aren't going to verify right?
  20. Violentweatherfan
    The wind ralph, the wind.
  21. Violentweatherfan
    Kuchera and weatherbell maps are a recipe for failed expectations.
  22. Violentweatherfan
    The wind will limit ratio's, breaking down the dendrites.
  23. Violentweatherfan
    I rarely make forecast calls, but here goes. I will go with 5" along the I95 corridor, and about 4" near "Newmanville" and I think Jerseysnowrob will be the jackpot zone, topping out at 8". What will keep accumulations down is the timing. These storms always exit faster than forecasted, especially when referring to panels in models.
  24. Violentweatherfan
    Like the title, it's perfect.
  25. Violentweatherfan
    Yeah I know the back story but to ease the pain some here is possibly why.
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