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Return of winter.....let's rock to the records..2/20-25.


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remember the last time you were bearish on a snow event. ...me neither lol

is that snow reaching the ground around 128 belt and then west towad ayer, ma?

With one or two exceptions they've all worked out pretty well this year.My favorite was the one that Etaunton told me I had little to no chance of seeing greater than 4". Can't remember exactly what storm it was X-mas miracle perhaps. Anyway, we got buried here.

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Its pretty rare for the southern tier of NY to get smoked and we don't get it as much on these isentropic lift systems, but maybe this is one of the few where it happens.

I still like the idea of high end advisory though for most of the area with someone getting lucky on a narrow 6-8" type stripe. Whether that is in CT or closer to this area remains to be seen. The PV lobe will help keeping it suppressed but on the flip side we have a stout SE ridge and the robust system in the plains to try and make this come north.

yeah i was thinking about that this morning with respect to how there's a level of difficultly in this one that might not seem apparent at first glance. i don't suspect we will have all the obnoxious thermal issues - or at least nowhere near the extent - leading to big p-type questions we had earlier this month...but it should make for a good challenge in trying to determine where the best axis of lift moves and how long it lasts. maybe somewhere inside a bounded area of ORH to KTOL to BDR to MRG jackpots with the best combo of ingredients?

it's an interesting battle plus there is always the "seasonal trend" to consider/weigh.

for areas further east i'd like to see the WAA hang on stronger and not see the 850 low unraveling.

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yeah i was thinking about that this morning with respect to how there's a level of difficultly in this one that might not seem apparent at first glance. i don't suspect we will have all the obnoxious thermal issues - or at least nowhere near the extent - leading to big p-type questions we had earlier this month...but it should make for a good challenge in trying to determine where the best axis of lift moves and how long it lasts. maybe somewhere inside a bounded area of ORH to KTOL to BDR to MRG jackpots with the best combo of ingredients?

it's an interesting battle plus there is always the "seasonal trend" to consider/weigh.

for areas further east i'd like to see the WAA hang on stronger and not see the 850 low unraveling.

:axe:

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yeah i was thinking about that this morning with respect to how there's a level of difficultly in this one that might not seem apparent at first glance. i don't suspect we will have all the obnoxious thermal issues - or at least nowhere near the extent - leading to big p-type questions we had earlier this month...but it should make for a good challenge in trying to determine where the best axis of lift moves and how long it lasts. maybe somewhere inside a bounded area of ORH to KTOL to BDR to MRG jackpots with the best combo of ingredients?

it's an interesting battle plus there is always the "seasonal trend" to consider/weigh.

for areas further east i'd like to see the WAA hang on stronger and not see the 850 low unraveling.

Cool, jives with my thinking. Thanks for going on record with that Phil.

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Here comes a diatribe about how he'll ski in ME with family\friends and doesn't care how much snow he gets.

That always rings hollow to me. You know he probably has a snowball from every Winter since he was 5 stored in a special freezer, Each meticulously catalogued and taken out for viewing with the 'special gloves'.lol

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THE BULK OF THE FA CAN

EXPECT A 3 TO 8 INCH SNOWFALL EVENT WITH THE HIGHEST AMOUNTS

GENERALLY FROM THE EASTERN CATSKILLS INTO THE WESTERN ADIRONDACKS

AS WELL AS FROM THE LAKE GEORGE SARATOGA REGION INTO SOUTHERN

VERMONT AND THE BERKSHIRES. WILL NOT ISSUE ANY HEADLINES AT THIS

POINT IN TIME AS THIS WILL LOOKS TO BE A LATE 3RD PERIOD AND 4TH

PERIOD EVENT WITH PRIMARILY ADVISORY LEVEL SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS

Nice, ALY on board. Just what the doctor ordered.

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i'm not saying no snow. LOL.

was just saying in terms of best ingredients.

and honestly, i'm just starting to look at this a bit more closely here this evening. i know other folks have dug deeper.

Its also hard to over analyze the event until you are close in anyway...the models haven't been doing a good job at getting synoptic features in place.

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