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E PA/NJ/DE/NE MD: Banter/Non Storm OBS thread


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Serious question. How did the model runs go from looking halfway decent to flat out sucking so fast? What were they missing when they were showing decent chances at frozen precipitation up until this afternoon?

they were showing better digging with the xmas wave, which brought in more cold air and leaving behind better confluence to keep the 2nd wave weaker,

now, models don't dig the xmas wave to Kentucky to south of phl. like it was showing 48hrs ago, (the vort makes it Michigan instead of kentucky)

less digging, weaker wave, less confluence for the 2nd wave....

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after the christmas wave, i think someone should start a dec 30th storm threat. Their is definitely some potential with that one. People do need to realize it could end up like the dec 28th storm with a primary going somewhere and 2ndry forming.

If we can ship Ray back to Elko we may have a shot... :P

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after the christmas wave, i think someone should start a dec 30th storm threat. Their is definitely some potential with that one. People do need to realize it could end up like the dec 28th storm with a primary going somewhere and 2ndry forming.

Not that anyone believe's the 18 GFS but it's a start

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And that's what I grew up to. All through my early years I can remember watching the Philly news channels saying "more north and west of the city".

you got it! that was a regular part of the forecast untill i moved further north and west of the city five years ago instead of just 12 miles away. Now it's been mostly more for philly south and east with monmouth NJ as the jackpot lol

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you got it! that was a regular part of the forecast untill i moved further north and west of the city five years ago instead of just 12 miles away. Now it's been mostly more for philly south and east with monmouth NJ as the jackpot lol

I still don't care if they get the bigger storms. When push comes to shove the snow season up here is longer and we can get away with marginal events while down around the city and points south its a good bit harder. This year and last year have been north and west based.

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I still don't care if they get the bigger storms. When push comes to shove the snow season up here is longer and we can get away with marginal events while down around the city and points south its a good bit harder. This year and last year have been north and west based.

well it did work out better both years in the fall

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