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Wow I am finally accepting that the horror show is continuing. No accumulating snow over 1 inch since late Feb. That might soon be 10 months here at 700 ft 15 miles nw of concord. This is a true horror show for snow lovers. No double digit storm now for like 20+ months. We average close to 80 inches here.

Whew....I go to NYC and Florida from Dec 18-24....maybe something will change. DT has us at 150-200% for snowfall this year and JB is guaranteeing a white xmas! Lol....

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I know....if you're seriously considering day 10 progs, then you need to have a gander at the 12z shrink.

I think the EURO should be subject to more scrutiny in the main forum, but as it pertains to the SNE subforum, it accurately portrayed that character of this impending gloom last wknd.

Im trying to have a conversation, and you just brought to the tabel insults and that im not educated enough to talk to. You have a bunch of skeltons in ur closet to be talking like this.

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It was def not a day 10 prog......closer then that. Where it seem like other models where consistant on tracking that way south of us

Since 05/00z the euro has shown the potential for a mild storm. On this same run, the gfs gave us an advisory event for this Friday's clipper, and a blizzard on Monday. It wasn't until 00zon the 6th where the gfs showed potential for a milder event. My point was that so far, the euro has been the most consistent over the northeast. It may also have the right idea of not keeping ORD all snow too. Sure models waffle, but for much of the northeast, it has the right idea.

This argument is silly, because op models should NEVER be taken verbatim until within 6 days, and even that is generous. People should only care about how the last 4 days look on the models. In that sense...both models have a mild solution for most.

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For the most part is incorrect imo. The ultimate end point is roughly the same but how it got there is different. The 12z Euro run took a more NE track with the primary where the 00z run takes what looks almost due north. Sure it won't mean a lick of **** in the end but to say the Euro "track" has been steadfast is bs.

When you and I violently agree...people should give up thei arguments

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Since 05/00z the euro has shown the potential for a mild storm. On this same run, the gfs gave us an advisory event for this Friday's clipper, and a blizzard on Monday. It wasn't until 00zon the 6th where the gfs showed potential for a milder event. My point was that so far, the euro has been the most consistent over the northeast. It may also have the right idea of not keeping ORD all snow too. Sure models waffle, but for much of the northeast, it has the right idea.

This argument is silly, because op models should NEVER be taken verbatim until within 6 days, and even that is generous. People should only care about how the last 4 days look on the models. In that sense...both models have a mild solution for most.

Thanks for explaining it like this....it pretty much has been consistant with giving us rain.....i was just pointing out how close it could be to a place like ORD......and the finaly outcome is not written in stone yet.

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Thanks for explaining it like this....it pretty much has been consistant with giving us rain.....i was just pointing out how close it could be to a place like ORD......and the finaly outcome is not written in stone yet.

There still is uncertainty for sure, so nothing is completely set in stone. Heck if the low develops more like the gfs has, it could be interesting down towards you and especially western NJ. When you have a high amplitude pattern like this, longitude is important. That further west you are, the better you'll be. Areas like western NJ up through western MA aren't out of the woods for some back end snow imo, and could very well see some.

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THE blocking is forcing the storm to the south and reforming off the east coast and that will happen for the month of dec as we get closer to the storms , expect colder storms for last part of dec . For Southern New England area . Most models have trended east track in the last three days .

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There still is uncertainty for sure, so nothing is completely set in stone. Heck if the low develops more like the gfs has, it could be interesting down towards you and especially western NJ. When you have a high amplitude pattern like this, longitude is important. That further west you are, the better you'll be. Areas like western NJ up through western MA aren't out of the woods for some back end snow imo, and could very well see some.

Well the mets in this area are calling for sleet, snow, freezing rain and rain.

Guess you can't go wrong with a forecast like this.

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Im trying to have a conversation, and you just brought to the tabel insults and that im not educated enough to talk to. You have a bunch of skeltons in ur closet to be talking like this.

I def. go a little heavy on the sarcasm, but I wasn't making any inferences with regard your intellect.....no offense.

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I say let it go up to the lakes, that reduces the southerly flow for us and then that energy can dive into the trough and bring something separate up the coast. HPC says we have a Greenland Block (not an east based block) for this storm. Maybe that block is not going the storm come bodily right into Central/Northern New England.

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