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Potential widespread snow event for Wednesday Night through Thursday.


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LOL, I've been looking at ENX and TYX radar. I want to see the space to the north of the sites start to fill in. It's beginning to slowly do that, but notice the echoes north of ENX have that north to south push to them. That's the confluence that we're battling, but hopefully it fills in some more.

We should see it get better closer to ALB in the next 3-6 hours...the best ML frontogenesis is between BGM and ROC right now, so as it moves east, we can hopefully see the good snow obs translate with it.

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Looking at the BUFKIT soundings here in CT there seems to be a 2 or 3 hour shot of omega that comes in just before midnight. Before that it's just garbage amounts.

I think we will get something but I'm always leary when I'm watching big convection firing near PIT and I'm waiting for some solid and heavy stratiform precip to move in here.

We went from a two pulse system with this first pulse getting us this evening and round two later tonight to getting a flizzard with the first round and the 2nd round even misses me. I hope maybe there's a feedback issue somewhere.

Looks a little north of some guidance right now...can only hope that translates E

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Looking at the BUFKIT soundings here in CT there seems to be a 2 or 3 hour shot of omega that comes in just before midnight. Before that it's just garbage amounts.

I think we will get something but I'm always leary when I'm watching big convection firing near PIT and I'm waiting for some solid and heavy stratiform precip to move in here.

I keep looking at that radar..it looks so nice out in western NY.

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eh, that's a commiseration post. Fact of the matter is, it will be interesting to see if it snows anyway despite the guidance. It's been a long while since we've seen a unilateral bust. But I guess none of this applies to you folks in CT because it was destined to snow there all along.

There are backyards beyond the confines of Tollan though.

:lol: And backyards other than Ayer, MA. It goes both ways. Plus, I'm sure any posters between Rochester and Buffalo right now aren't thinking that Mother Nature is playing a cruel joke on them. You can't win them all.

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No, Kev and Ray get grumpy when they track a storm for x days get roped in and it falls apart in Typhoon Dildo fashion. Everyone else is having perfectly normal weather conversations without twisting the words of others or deliberately misquoting them to cover their own rearends

Dude, I don't think anyone else here would agree with you that I have become grumpy.....that was a simple, playful joke....relax.

I'm taking this fail in stride, bro.....I haven't even really whined much, so I'm not sure what you are talking about.

Anyone think I've been grumpy, feel free to call me out.

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No, Kev and Ray get grumpy when they track a storm for x days get roped in and it falls apart in Typhoon Dildo fashion. Everyone else is having perfectly normal weather conversations without twisting the words of others or deliberately misquoting them to cover their own rearends

Dude, I don't think anyone else here would agree with you that I have become grumpy.....that was a simple, playful joke....relax.

I'm taking this fail in stride, bro.....I haven't even really whined much, so I'm not sure what you are talking about.

Anyone think I've been grumpy, feel free to call me out.

I was joking with you, but Kev is grumpy and he may need a Jeffrey after tonight (from get me to the greek..not a dude named jeffrey).

18z nam doesn't look like its going to be any better.

Yeah, now I barely get anything but am on the edge of getting smoked.

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We should see it get better closer to ALB in the next 3-6 hours...the best ML frontogenesis is between BGM and ROC right now, so as it moves east, we can hopefully see the good snow obs translate with it.

The models really squash it east of Albany...they really shunt it south. The Albany area will be the test I think to see if models are right, or does the frontogenesis hold on and keep the echoes from completely weakening. If it looks good, and we start seeing the echoes cross the Berks in an organized fashion then the might mean better things down the Pike.

The other secondary surge comes in later tonight as the low redevelops and we start to see the snow shield try and expand north from the south coast.

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BUF reporting 1/4 +SN too...that is a good ML fronto band there. I think it will give some of us snow later on, but how intense it still is the $64,000 question.

I still thinks this looks ok for a narrow area... this storm doesn't look like widespread snows but I could see a thin band slowly crawl WNW-ESE and leave 4-5" while areas only 20 miles north and south get a coating-1".

It almost seems like the models are interpreting this as more smoothed out over a large area when in fact radar seems to show a 2-3 county width band of mod to heavy snows.

I don't know, I still think someone in SNE gets lucky with a 5" pasting, and not the south shore.

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NEXT!

I have a slim chance of getting in on the pathetic CCB but otherwise this was all a big tease.

the RUC and HRRR as well as radar trends don't support much of this getting beyond the Shires before it collapses/dies SE. Then we wait to see if the ocean portion can scrape some seagulls on Monomoy later tonight.

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