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Tulip Trouncer Threat III - April Fool's Joke


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I have to be allowed to stick up for myself after a post like that. When are you guys gonna get rid of him? Seriously

A month ago that's exactly what you said to me almost to the word. That post didn't get edited or deleted though.

+1 for equal moderation.

It's a nice looking system. I hope you get the snow you want.

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I think his final call map will look totally different..

It'll probably look closer to his first guess map... basically the same thing shifted eastward. For this map, he moved everything westward. There's no way Syracuse, NY gets 4-8" out of this system though, lol. We'll be lucky to get 4-8" this far west, much less in central NY.

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It'll probably look closer to his first guess map... basically the same thing shifted eastward. For this map, he moved everything westward. There's no way Syracuse, NY gets 4-8" out of this system though, lol. We'll be lucky to get 4-8" this far west, much less in central NY.

No it won't; his 1st guess was for a HECS.

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I think it'll be very close for you but let's see what the 0z shows. The 18z Nam should make a definitive move....

That was said yesterday at 18z... if someone keeps saying it before each run, its bound to happen eventually, lol.

I'm still astounded at how lack-luster the meso-scale models are... the AWF and NMM are pretty much non-events. Even the ETA and NAM aren't impressive though they do bring some snows to eastern area... the lift is pretty weak though so it may just be a cold light rain.

If any of these solutions happen it would be an epic fail for the global models.

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Model consensus looking very good for a warning level snowstorm for this area. My gut call is 8-12 inches in the Berkshire valley (elevation ~1K) with as much as 15 or 16 inches possible near 2K. 2K could be a wind whipped snow bomb with temps near 27-28, allowing for decent ratios and fast accumulation. Barring a dramatic last minute shift to the E or W, 2K is going to absolutely rock and roll. As is often the case with these storms, meso banding could add more to some select locations.

Sounds good. Hopefully some of those high amounts/winds can meander to the northeastern portion of the hills.

Meanwhile, this just screams "Incoming snows!"

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In any event ... I suggest Ray keep that vomit bag handy just in case.

"...ONE NOTEWORTHY TREND CONCERNS FORECAST MODEL H85-H7

THICKNESSES WHICH HAVE EXHIBITED A WARMING TREND TO THE WEST AND A

MORE WELL-DEFINED BAROCLINIC ZONE THRU WESTERN AND CENTRAL NEW

ENGLAND...."

Rain rain go away, come back some other day

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In any event ... I suggest Ray keep that vomit bag handy just in case.

"...ONE NOTEWORTHY TREND CONCERNS FORECAST MODEL H85-H7

THICKNESSES WHICH HAVE EXHIBITED A WARMING TREND TO THE WEST AND A

MORE WELL-DEFINED BAROCLINIC ZONE THRU WESTERN AND CENTRAL NEW

ENGLAND...."

Rain rain go away, come back some other day

Sounds to me like that is acknowledging an old trend.

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