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Potential widespread snow event for Wednesday Night through Thursday.


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  On 3/23/2011 at 1:52 PM, CT Blizz said:

Time to put the models away..and actually look at the wx

I am..it's bright and sunny here. Beautiful morning.

radar shows a band of snow that's about 10 miles by 25 miles...the rest of it is flurries. That's mostly what the models show before they show it scrapping along the southern areas tonight.

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  On 3/23/2011 at 1:57 PM, Logan11 said:

The NAM just put a fork in it I see... From .5 to .25 to .1 here 0Z to 6Z to 12Z....

Congrats Nate Zucker on his NYC/LI forecast I guess. LOL

Still might be tough for the city and parts of the Island if we can't get an omega burst.

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Surpression depression...3-6 out the window...welcome home a dusting to 2" down here.

Would be helpful if the blinding sunshine would subside as we're torching.

11z RUC would still brush through WMA/CT with some good snows...sure Pete will get 6" regardless, NW CT does okay too down towards the snow hound. Rest of us get the patented Typhoon Tip cosmic dildo.

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Well ok congrats NAM (if its right), second correct forecast of the winter. LOL But it isn't credible either because it bumped qpf up a lot for a few runs before reverting to this solution.

  On 3/23/2011 at 1:59 PM, litchfieldlibations said:

Like I said earlier gfs sucks.

Hard pressed to get an inch of snow all the way down here tonight and its plenty cold enough.

Really hope the nam is wrong, and you guys up north get a few inches of snow.

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  On 3/23/2011 at 2:02 PM, Logan11 said:

Well ok congrats NAM (if its right), second correct forecast of the winter. LOL But it isn't credible either because it bumped qpf up a lot for a few runs before reverting to this solution.

I never said nam win, frankly all the models have done poorly, I guess the euro has been the most consistent, but even it came north yesterday before settling back south last night.

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I wasted too much time on this, but thinking it could be my last hurrah for the season since I'll be in FL for next weeks threat....

  On 3/23/2011 at 2:01 PM, messenger said:

Surpression depression...3-6 out the window...welcome home a dusting to 2" down here.

Would be helpful if the blinding sunshine would subside as we're torching.

11z RUC would still brush through WMA/CT with some good snows...sure Pete will get 6" regardless, NW CT does okay too down towards the snow hound. Rest of us get the patented Typhoon Tip cosmic dildo.

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  On 3/23/2011 at 2:01 PM, messenger said:

Surpression depression...3-6 out the window...welcome home a dusting to 2" down here.

Would be helpful if the blinding sunshine would subside as we're torching.

11z RUC would still brush through WMA/CT with some good snows...sure Pete will get 6" regardless, NW CT does okay too down towards the snow hound. Rest of us get the patented Typhoon Tip cosmic dildo.

Who is the snow hound?

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Well the 0Z Euro could verify yet. The NAM may be extreme. Hey I'd take the Euro's .25 now. :)

  On 3/23/2011 at 2:04 PM, litchfieldlibations said:

I never said nam win, frankly all the models have done poorly, I guess the euro has been the most consistent, but even it came north yesterday before settling back south last night.

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  On 3/23/2011 at 2:06 PM, CT Blizz said:

Who is the snow hound?

You!

But if the NAM is right it's a matter of no snow to your north versus little snow to you. Brutal solution after all this anticipation and it's fairly well supported by the last several runs of the RUC.

NAM/RUC/HRRR all show impressive snows in NY destroying themselves two different times as they try to move ESE.

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