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October 29/30 Snowstorm Disco - II


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Until the battery dies haha. I can picture hundreds of SNE weenies and mets in their cars running the engine in the driveway just to power their smart phones haha

Huh?, batteries charge without the truck on. I really do not like the power part. Hopefully it's colder and drier than predicted. Euro is a nice start.

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Being only 26 I don't remember stuff like the '87 Oct storm. Looks like my 15 month old daughter will be part of history. I hope my soon to be son/daughter inside my pregnant 9 month pregnant wife decides to stay there and not enter the world on Sunday!!!!!

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Although not as outrageous as GFS and NAM, Euro still a good hit for western zones. This Euro run almost looks a little like last night's NAM with a separate center evident E of the main low at 2100 UTC 10/29 and 0000 UTC 10/30. This might be pulling the whole thing a tad further E than where it should be. I wonder if we're seeing this convective feedback issue surface again?

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congrats on the baby!! I have a friend thats prego and hers is due tomorrow should be interesting

Being only 26 I don't remember stuff like the '87 Oct storm. Looks like my 15 month old daughter will be part of history. I hope my soon to be son/daughter inside my pregnant 9 month pregnant wife decides to stay there and not enter the world on Sunday!!!!!

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Huh?, batteries charge without the truck on. I really do not like the power part. Hopefully it's colder and drier than predicted. Euro is a nice start.

Good luck man..hopefully you are more white than wet. Historic storm on it's way... This will blow everything else this winter out of the water. One in 100 year event here.

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I definitely would not be parking my car under or anywhere near a tree Saturday evening and night.

I wonder how bad the tree damage will be? This is so unprecedented around here I don't really have anything to judge it by.

I was in State College during 3" of slop one October and thre were a lot of branches down.

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i will be interested to see if portions of NNE / maine can maintain measurable snow depth well beyond this event, stretching into active winter....i should think so its possible.

Yeah, Foothills and mtn valleys should have a good shot at maintaing some snow pack, Soil is awfully saturated and warm though so we will probably lose some snow to melting, Here and cthe imediate coast it will be gone early next week other then some snow banks one would think

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Being only 26 I don't remember stuff like the '87 Oct storm. Looks like my 15 month old daughter will be part of history. I hope my soon to be son/daughter inside my pregnant 9 month pregnant wife decides to stay there and not enter the world on Sunday!!!!!

Congrats and you will be a Dad again this weekend, lock that up, moon phase and big storm. LOL

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So we are inside 36 hours....which model tends to do better? I think we could equally weight the Nam GFS and Euro now? Blend em and go with it? I must say I don't like words and phrases like "a little weaker" "outside the benchmark". I like words such as "historic" "trop fold" and "amazing" "unprecedented"

LOL. The good words and the dirty ones. :)

Although not as outrageous as GFS and NAM, Euro still a good hit for western zones. This Euro run almost looks a little like last night's NAM with a separate center evident E of the main low at 2100 UTC 10/29 and 0000 UTC 10/30. This might be pulling the whole thing a tad further E than where it should be. I wonder if we're seeing this convective feedback issue surface again?

I jinxed it because I filled up my gas can and moved the snowblower to the end of the drive this morning. I had the radio on when I went for gas--listening to the Albany station. They were calling for 3-5" on that. They also had the power company on saying they were ready but not expecting anything like Irene.

37.7/28

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congrats on the baby!! I have a friend thats prego and hers is due tomorrow should be interesting

Thanks. #1 came fast, within 8 hours of her water breaking. I don't have much time for #2 to get her to the hospital. I'll have a chainsaw in the backseat with a newly sharpened chain for sure!! A foot of snow in Oct is crazy!

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I wonder how bad the tree damage will be? This is so unprecedented around here I don't really have anything to judge it by.

I was in State College during 3" of slop one October and thre were a lot of branches down.

Yeah. I remember May 1977 and there was about 8-10" of slop, but the leaves were just sprouting and little wind.

This could be epic from a power standpoint

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I wonder how bad the tree damage will be? This is so unprecedented around here I don't really have anything to judge it by.

I was in State College during 3" of slop one October and thre were a lot of branches down.

I have a Yoshino Cherry that is still fully leafed out and last night's 1" caused an alarming sag on the branches. This could be a disaster.

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I wonder how bad the tree damage will be? This is so unprecedented around here I don't really have anything to judge it by.

I was in State College during 3" of slop one October and thre were a lot of branches down.

I just go by the pics my parents have of Albany after Oct 4 1986...of course that was when things were still green but 6" of slush on trees made the neighborhood look worse then Will's pictures after that Dec ice storm a few years back. It was a week before Albany got power back just from 6".

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I have a Yoshino Cherry that is still fully leafed out and last night's 1" caused an alarming sag on the branches. This could be a disaster.

Lots of maples and oaks around here are still fully leaved so I'm pretty nervous about the power aspect.

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LOL. The good words and the dirty ones. :)

I jinxed it because I filled up my gas can and moved the snowblower to the end of the drive this morning. I had the radio on when I went for gas--listening to the Albany station. They were calling for 3-5" on that. They also had the power company on saying they were ready but not expecting anything like Irene.

37.7/28

They'll be in for a nasty surprise. Hopefully, we'll keep power, but widespread outages looking likely.

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Although not as outrageous as GFS and NAM, Euro still a good hit for western zones. This Euro run almost looks a little like last night's NAM with a separate center evident E of the main low at 2100 UTC 10/29 and 0000 UTC 10/30. This might be pulling the whole thing a tad further E than where it should be. I wonder if we're seeing this convective feedback issue surface again?

Yeah that a good point you can see the kink east in the isobars as that 2nd area of max goes ENE, Looks like it gives the whole system a tug like the Nam i think yesterday had

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