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Looking beyond Feb 5-6th event


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Would be nice to get the Tuesday system to come in a bit more amped as we get closer. That's been the trend this year, so hopefully we'll be tracking a legit event by tomorrow. Tough part is the northern stream to allow the southern stream a chance to amplify. It seems as though the best solutions have the northern stream staying a bit west and having the southern vortmax go up the east side of the trough.

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Thursday there seemed to be alot of talk of Friday being an armageddeon storm. Is that extreme a solution totally off the table now ? Looks like a general Miller A and nothin more special that that (Yes MRG this shows how greedy I've become. I'm picking up Rays brainwaves here in Reading !!)

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. . . Excuse me while I go try and deal with this before the next event comes my way.

Funny thing is, as a 10 year old child such imagery is magical, but as a grown man the same image can be just plain evil.

I wouldn't be totally against a brief warm-up to help deal with some of my ice issues. Nothing too major though because there's really no place for this stuff to drain except into my basement.

Off topic, I know, but there's no where to vent my frustrations.

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OTS for now. Euro pending.

The hype machine on the other forum is deafening. I have to come here and escape back to some realism. They apparently all think that their Savior, JB is correct about a superstorm for Thursday-Friday. Not going to happen with these ugly teleconnections the first 3 weeks of February.

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The hype machine on the other forum is deafening. I have to come here and escape back to some realism. They apparently all think that their Savior, JB is correct about a superstorm for Thursday-Friday. Not going to happen with these ugly teleconnections the first 3 weeks of February.

We're talking 5 days from now and in fact the teleconnectors are somewhat favorable in that time frame.

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CMC has enough low-level warmth that it shows mostly rain south and east of western MA and interior southern NH. So do the vast majority of the 9z SREFs.

With a bombing low like it shows, I would think the snow line would crash SE faster. However, given the quite negative tilt trough and trends with systems in the past 1.5 months, I think the Tue system will likely trend further NW from even what the CMC shows.

Damn..that's 3-6 for us on CMC...maybe a tick to 4-8....

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Hey it could trend 250 miles north like todays has. LOL As for todays' joke - we went from the US models showing a northern fringe 1-3" snow event here ...to the reality of a mixed bag and the snowstorm in northern NY and northern NE. I was too busy to look at models after 12z yesterday and I come back to see everything way north/west. So maybe that could work in our benefit with Tuesdays system.

This is normal La Nina stuff now. The trend of everything cutting under to the BM may be done......

Would be nice to get the Tuesday system to come in a bit more amped as we get closer. That's been the trend this year, so hopefully we'll be tracking a legit event by tomorrow. Tough part is the northern stream to allow the southern stream a chance to amplify. It seems as though the best solutions have the northern stream staying a bit west and having the southern vortmax go up the east side of the trough.

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