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forkyfork

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  1. forkyfork
    the first two big nor'easters in march 2018 had good tracks for nyc but the airmass was too marginal
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    who remembers something like that
  3. forkyfork
    march 2012 and 2016
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    yeah it'll probably cool down a bit in two weeks but in the meantime we're looking at record highs in a few days
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    we'll probably never see an outbreak like 1899 again
  6. forkyfork
    don't forget to include the ruler so everyone knows you're not lying about that 3.4"
  7. forkyfork
    be sure to post every shitty picture of the snow you can!
  8. forkyfork
    it's barely past 9 on a sunday morning. outside is for freaks
  9. forkyfork
    lol @ going outside to measure 2" of snow
  10. forkyfork
    why is someone named snowman19 anti snow
  11. forkyfork
    this is dry enough for the city to wet bulb to freezing as the precip starts
  12. forkyfork
    if we're not in a cold pattern just go above the model forecast temps every time
  13. forkyfork
    wow, three inches
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    https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdk7DyoC/
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    whatever snow falls next week is going to melt quickly
  17. forkyfork
    posting obs is kind of silly. we have radar
  18. forkyfork
    enjoy your rain showers guys <3
  19. forkyfork
    how long until you lose power
  20. forkyfork
    32 pages for rain
  21. forkyfork
    dec 1960 was able to pull it off. it had a south based atlantic blocking pattern to help the coastal storm tuck in
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    lol
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    jan 94
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    i remember this happening with the storm that crushed texas last winter
  25. forkyfork
    i did look a little more closely at this setup and one thing we have in favor of avoiding an ice storm is the trajectory of the high. it builds in from the nw and not due north which could delay the low level cold over the appalachians
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