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Amped

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  1. 12" of snow in 6hr bullseye from HGR to BGM. Actually weakens a bit to 10" in 6hrs over New England.
  2. There a 3 small disturbances merging here. Models have been pretty consistent with the northern and southern ones. However they've been all over the place with the middle disturbance. Luckily it was never going to be a huge event.
  3. Missing out on that 2.7" jackpot over Richmond. We'll never catch up now
  4. R/S line is rapidly collapsing SE through RI on the last few frames.
  5. If east hartford county gets a lot more than west Hartford county, it's a big win for 3km models. HRRR 3k NAM and HRDPS had a big gradient across the county.
  6. NYC get snow a little snowstorm on 2/15-2/16 and a huge one on 2/25-2/26 in 2010. I was mentioning the little storm on 2/15 cause it was a 500mb bowling ball that tracked right over us. It would have been another double digit dump if there was any sort of excuse for a high over New England
  7. Yes we just got a few flurries and a dryslot. I think the NYC area and NE did quite a bit better. http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/NARR/2010/us0215.php
  8. I hate storms with no high. 2/15/2010 Fail 3/3/2010 Fail and most similar to Mondays setup IMO 12/26/2010 Fail
  9. Abot the best we're gonna do without a high.
  10. GFS has a closed H5 low track along the MD line and we don't get a flake. Officially an unworkable setup for us. I'd be mildly intrigued for NC and SE VA though where most of his audience is.
  11. Remember when we had this setup in Dec 1960 and Dec 1995 and NYC to BOS actually got decent snow out of it? Dec 2003 wasn't all that different either.
  12. I'll take it over the wonky GFS 3 piece vortex split that's trending west every run.
  13. CMC looks nothing like the gfs at 120. It just has one big bowling ball over the MS valley. Has no intention of splitting it like the GFS
  14. Thought that was a crazy hook, but it at 500mb it looks like the original low goes up into NS and another low forms near the cape and bombs in the gulf of ME.
  15. Advertisement for the 2020 hurricane season Only 1 of these 30 storms will make it to category 5. Which one will it be? Spend 6 months watching the whole friggen season to find out.
  16. Implied 60% chance the 2020 Hurricane season is done.
  17. The EPS has quite a members that support the GFS intensity and make landfall further west than the OP or GFS.
  18. 50-100cm or (20-40" ) of rain along the central America coast.
  19. Almost the perfect test storm. We will find out if Tampa has it's shit together for the big one.
  20. Feels like we're stuck in a time loop
  21. Not very strong, but it is taking a bad track for Tampa. Sometimes these types of systems can be a problem. The Isaias fiasco in CT,NY,NJ earlier this year was an example. Luckily there is no midlatitude storm nearby this time to give the winds a boost.
  22. 2005 was better by a long shot, it wasn't even close. I really wish 2020 would just concede already, and congratulate 2005 on it's hard fought victory.
  23. Took it back into the Caribbean and hit Cancun as a 950mb Cat 4
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