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February 13/14 VD Storm discussion


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Dude, the whole time I've thought the best anyone would do is 1-3 on the cape and light snows inland.  I just thought it was interesting that the NAM kept showing the same thing over and over...didn't mean I was sold on an outcome.  I think after the 12z GFS yesterday though I was ready to chuck 2-4 with iso 3-5 (I may have somewhere in this thread) but it's clear now that that is not going to happen.

 

 

From sometime yesterday AM...

 

This may still end up a T-1" deal.  It's a meh deal as many here thought it would be.  This was never a CNE/NNE deal.

 

09z SREFs now have the 0.25" line at the South Coast.  0.1" line is now at the CT/MA/RI border.

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This may still end up a T-1" deal.  It's a meh deal as many here thought it would be.  This was never a CNE/NNE deal.

 

09z SREFs now have the 0.25" line at the South Coast.  0.1" line is now at the CT/MA/RI border.

 

 

No it wasn't a CNE/NNE deal, And it may not end up a SNE deal either, South is the trend

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This may still end up a T-1" deal.  It's a meh deal as many here thought it would be.  This was never a CNE/NNE deal.

 

09z SREFs now have the 0.25" line at the South Coast.  0.1" line is now at the CT/MA/RI border.

 

After the obscene amount of melting that went on yesterday, this would have to be a 6+ deal for me to even care.  There are already bare spots showing up.

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Anything is possible.

Anything is possible, but that does not mean it's likely.

 

I think 1-4" here is a decent call, think a small north trend might happen at 12z, GFS probably overcorrected and might correct back a bit, but nothing like the warning snow we had on the table yesterday. Upton still has close to 4" down here, so they must be somewhat confident.

 

With what the models have been like this year though, for all we know 12z brings a KU (and yes, that will not happen, although anything is possible :) )

 

-skisheep

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Meh. You can tell how interested most of us are by the total lack of posts. Nam could still be right but I'm still not interested until tonight. Feels like we are back into the fast flow hijinx again.

Odds are if we get enough chances one will pan out again.

I disagree that the atmosphere is tired but I think we all are.

IMO what happens often with these epic systems is it requires a pattern of high energy fast moving opportunities and often as we have seen the timing doesn't work out. But it's a high risk high reward pattern when one or two do work out boom.

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Thanks bud.

 

Who's throwing that out there?

skisheep mentioned it, but I've seen this term used time and time again and wasn't sure what it referred to. Thanks to Chris now it makes sense. Should've asked this before.

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Anything is possible, but that does not mean it's likely.

 

I think 1-4" here is a decent call, think a small north trend might happen at 12z, GFS probably overcorrected and might correct back a bit, but nothing like the warning snow we had on the table yesterday. Upton still has close to 4" down here, so they must be somewhat confident.

 

With what the models have been like this year though, for all we know 12z brings a KU (and yes, that will not happen, although anything is possible :) )

 

-skisheep

Its a potent s/w.......considering I just got 30 inches of snow, just looking at the positives not the alternative.  Although I will admit its depressing heading down your way, the pack must be pretty thin by now, I will take pics in Darien today to show the difference, its dumbfounding! So fun having our friends up from down that way they are all amazed at the difference in snow just 10-25 miles away.

 

Good luck! BDR is well above climo snowfall, probably leads all of new england to date, I know it was before the storm, what a great winter, warm and snowy!!!!

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Its a potent s/w.......considering I just got 30 inches of snow, just looking at the positives not the alternative.  Although I will admit its depressing heading down your way, the pack must be pretty thin by now, I will take pics in Darien today to show the difference, its dumbfounding! So fun having our friends up from down that way they are all amazed at the difference in snow just 10-25 miles away.

 

Good luck! BDR is well above climo snowfall, probably leads all of new england to date, I know it was before the storm, what a great winter, warm and snowy!!!!

Yeah it's getting pretty thin, down to about 8" at my house. Saw your photos, it's insane the gradient in such a short distance!

 

when I mentioned the KU, it was in reference to the shifts on the models that we have seen, and that anything is possible. In no way was I implying that this would be a KU, nor will it be.

 

-skisheep

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