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My apologies if this is off topic… As we hit 380 pages on this thread, and we wait for the 18z Euro, I just want to express my gratitude to everyone who participates in these threads. The community here is incredible, and I learn a little more with every storm. Plus the humor and drama can’t be topped. I lurked a while before joining, and then lurked more before easing myself posting, and now this place is part of my daily routine, especially during the active weather months. So thanks to everyone who makes that possible here, regardless of storm outcomes. Now back to our regularly scheduled bi-polar model reaction, already in progress.
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A forecast needs to be issued. Some of the stuff came in while they were probably issuing the forecast. For newscasters, they will have another model cycle before 11 pm to look at, as well as Radar and satellite. They will probably issue updated forecasts this evening if trends continue and actual weather conditions warrant it.
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OBS/DISCO - The Historic James Blizzard of 2022
bristolri_wx replied to TalcottWx's topic in New England
Light snow here for several hours in Newport. Sticking now, 31. -
It’s been lightly snowing here in Newport most of the morning. That’s a good sign in my opinion. The big ones, when summarized, always start out with light rain, drizzle, flurries, etc before all hell breaks loose. Totally unscientific analysis here, but I’m not fretting the Euro changes too much at the moment but do feel bad for those on the edge…
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Yeah. You can't blame them. If this does end up going sideways, then someone needs to figure out how we can get these models to be more in the ballpark on this type of weather event in the future. Yes, I know "these are tools and you need to know how to use them", but at the same time, I feel confident there's highly trained mets throwing shit in their offices wondering how the hell are they supposed to forecast with so many changes to the data 6-12 hours from when the storm is supposed to start based on location. I can't begin to imagine the amount of data that I don't have access to that there is to analyze when this is your trained profession and job to do. This isn't me melting - I think modeling is fascinating, and it's always interesting to me when they take a dump, especially very close in to an event. This is probably why NWS has been trying to be conservative with forecasts while we have been following along here.