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Thursday's storm ...Rain, snow, ice, wind (part 2)


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How do you know it was coming from the Ads ??

According to what's available out on the web:

"Method of Infection

There are many ways your computer could get infected with Win 7 Anti-Virus 2012. Win 7 Anti-Virus 2012 can come bundled with shareware or other downloadable software. "

...Which means, viewing pages where downloads took place may be enough if it is coming from a 3rd party. I was looking at that PD Family Mesonet post when it struck for the 2nd time.

Dendrite,

Thanks for the acknowledgement! Please google "Win 7 antivirus 2012" for further information. American doesn't have to be a "shabby site", nor is the intent of bring this to the attention of the admins and attempt to inpugn American (just in case there is any doubt!). This issue is that the virus may not be on American per se, but could very well be transmitted through downloaded apps. Or, it could be on the site just the same.

The fix for this worked both times on Windows 7; System retoration found in Control Panels. Unfortunately, I had to re-install Firefox (yes I'm thinking of going to Chrome).

Thanx,

John

I got hit with that the other day, malwarebytes ftw. Pretty sure I was on amwx when it happened. Could have just gotten done looking at porn though...

Just sayin, you're not the only one.

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This is nuts... look at the omega in the low levels once the flow turns WNW following the low on Friday. And this is BTV, a decent bit upwind of the max upslope region. Coinciding with a nice drop in low level temps with good snow growth.

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Also note the downsloping in the low levels for the first part of the storm. Such is life when you live in BTV, ups and downs depending on wind direction.

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This is nuts... look at the omega in the low levels once the flow turns WNW following the low on Friday. And this is BTV, a decent bit upwind of the max upslope region. Coinciding with a nice drop in low level temps with good snow growth.

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Also note the downsloping in the low levels for the first part of the storm. Such is life when you live in BTV, ups and downs depending on wind direction.

I might try to be in your hood on Friday.

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Noyes's map looks pretty accurate. Cold 1/14-23/24 and then patttern breaks back. What next though? A little foggy heading towards February.

as much as it's maligned, CFS has been dead on this winter and it's holding on to way above normal in all of the east sooooo...

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/people/wwang/cfs_fcst/images3/usT2mMon.gif

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Noyes's map looks pretty accurate. Cold 1/14-23/24 and then patttern breaks back. What next though? A little foggy heading towards February.

Feb def seems like a wildcard to me. Its the first time all winter that we might see a -NAO develop...but we just don't know. Weeklies were certainly looking uncertain in that time frame.

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This is nuts... look at the omega in the low levels once the flow turns WNW following the low on Friday. And this is BTV, a decent bit upwind of the max upslope region. Coinciding with a nice drop in low level temps with good snow growth.

omeg.png

Also note the downsloping in the low levels for the first part of the storm. Such is life when you live in BTV, ups and downs depending on wind direction.

PF does champlain valley along the mountains ever get upslope? like in BTV eastern sections? i'm thinking NOT.

i'm more interested in the second low, and i dont know what to expect in st. albans at all, but i'm hoping for something decent, but i'm not getting my hopes up. i'm working on friday so i wouldnt be able to drive to an upslope area.

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Almost fell off my chair when I saw a WSW up here...for 2-4 plus ice. Need to sleep and can't go the whole thread but thoughts on that? With the timing I would think snow days would be possible north of the pike.

That is if the 00z nam doesn't verify.

A snow day is def possible because of the ice. I don't think I'd go 2-4" here...probably more like 1-3" but not a huge difference. The ice is the bigger threat.

The cold isn't really deep enough to produce a lot of sleet so I think the sleet will be brief in the transition..it will go from snow to ZR quickly...how long the ZR hangs on is the question...it could be a situation where you are 33-34F and rain for a lot of the morning while I'm 30-31 and ice...but that period will probably be after the morning school commute...so you have a good shot to get a day off.

It might be ugly at 7am-8am, and then just cold rain there after...but the timing is all that matters for a snow day. (or ice day)

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I think the GFS has what you would call an "instant occlusion" which is much more common over the ocean. Low-level baroclinic zone is located well east and southeast but the upper level vort digs so hard that it pops another low within the cold air. Manages to give CNY a "surprise" snowstorm. Pretty bad for LES but interesting meteorologically.

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