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Everything posted by Allsnow
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This wet pattern just doesn’t want to stop
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Yup. Gfs on its own again
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Euro bust!!!
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Yup. Never cleared out like the NWS said it would this afternoon
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Ended up raining most of the day
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Up the coast from the map you posted would be into eastern Pa. You would need a high to the north just to get a decent front end. The high itself doesn’t dictate low track in any month
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If by interior you mean West Virginia, The mid levels would torch all the way into central Pa and Ny with a low into Va
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Still raining here 1.76
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You will
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You have a few more hours of rain left before the final total. As you said in your previous post there was always going to be a skunk zone which is hard for the models to place Exactly. The euro was the first model to see the costal storm and further west track last Friday
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How? It did great with this event
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Long Island going to get lots of rain this afternoon
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Yeah, once the meso models came on board with a few other Global’s it became more likely. It waffled east at 12z Saturday which came me lots of hesitation
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1.36 mod rain
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100% This doesn’t change our discussion from a few days ago. We still never know when the euro further west idea will be correct
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1.04
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HRRR very wet tomorrow for the area
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.14 already
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51 chilly degrees here this morning 49 at Rutgers garden in New Brunswick @psv88
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06z euro further west this run for Monday
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It’s definitely not what it use to be in years past. We have had it on our side several times the past few winters inside it’s 3-5 day wheelhouse. Unfortunately, it’s not that accurate in the medium range anymore. It has become very prone to big changes from run to run inside 5 days. It’s definitely the model I want in my side for a snowstorm but it’s just not as accurate anymore…
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Nice chill in the air this morning with the clouds from Lee. Feels like early October
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Agree. Euro probably to far west but was the first to see it