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From LC @ 4 PM

http://goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/…/goeseast/h…/color_lrg/latest.jpg

If you look closely...you can see reformation of the surface low very near Ashland KY. That is an argument (for now, at least), for somewhat southern shift of expected snow/ice/rain transition zones.

He claimed the same bs last week and was off by 100-150 miles

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Paul Kocin

 

Just a thought about the storm tonight. With such cold air and a strong high sitting north of New York, wouldn't be surprised if temps from LI across coastal New England drop as 2ndary develops off New Jersey, as long as winds veer to the east Northeast. With low pressure rapidly developing, an isallobaric component to the winds could drop temps (not necessarily snow for LI,NYC) but keep threat for ice, sleet. Also if vertical motions really kick, could offset warm advection in NYC, with burst of heavy snow. Tough fcst again NYC. Looks like precip will dump fast then taper in NYC. Rush hour looks like toast.

Unless not! Hey it's just a forecast!!

 

 

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From LC @ 4 PM

 

http://goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/…/goeseast/h…/color_lrg/latest.jpg

If you look closely...you can see reformation of the surface low very near Ashland KY. That is an argument (for now, at least), for somewhat southern shift of expected snow/ice/rain transition zones.

 

it does seem that these kind of posts happen during every storm (not necessarily saying by LC, but there is always someone saying this.

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First time I've seen the Upton 7 day forecast turn up 5 Wintry Mixes in a row.  Also, I suppose the lack of space keeps out the qualifiers of 'Chance', 'Slight Chance', 'Likely', 'Light', etc?  Always just 'Wintry Mix' despite percentages ranging from 30 to 70 ver the time period.

 

 

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=40.78015966283925&lon=-73.47702923081351&site=all&smap=1#.VNQY4p3F9fY

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Bernie rayno thinks 6+ from cnj.northward

that seals the deal we will see very little snow - also he did not mention the word ice at all in his 5:30 update  - he is forecasting 100 % snow for everyone which most guidance is not showing right now.........

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JB = Joe Boston,

 

Thank god he's got Boston....he's thumping his chest because Boston and NY are going to get hammered and apparently that somehow insulates him from his failure of the other 95% of the geographic region he covers.  

 

This weekend we will be well into the 40's with rain, DC might his 60.   Rock'n FEB indeed

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JB = Joe Boston,

Thank god he's got Boston....he's thumping his chest because Boston and NY are going to get hammered and apparently that somehow insulates him from his failure of the other 95% of the geographic region he covers.

This weekend we will be well into the 40's with rain, DC might his 60. Rock'n FEB indeed

Boston is not NYC unless a south trend starts

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Joe C was really going off the NAM.... Lol

what is scary is that these 2 guys are a couple of the best forecasters in the area with totally different outlooks - just shows you how complex and complicated this setup is and a 50 - 75 mile shift in the HP and frontal boundary makes all the difference..........

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JB = Joe Boston,

 

Thank god he's got Boston....he's thumping his chest because Boston and NY are going to get hammered and apparently that somehow insulates him from his failure of the other 95% of the geographic region he covers.  

 

This weekend we will be well into the 40's with rain, DC might his 60.   Rock'n FEB indeed

it is pretty funny-Sure the NE is cold and snowy, but it's really only central Jersey north.  The plains have been warm and the SE and mid altantic has gone essentially snowless.   Some pretty bad misses in there.  He's got about 3 weeks for the eastern areas that have missed out to get anything before climo rears its ugly head.

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it is pretty funny-Sure the NE is cold and snowy, but it's really only central Jersey north. The plains have been warm and the SE and mid altantic has gone essentially snowless. Some pretty bad misses in there. He's got about 3 weeks for the eastern areas that have missed out to get anything before climo rears its ugly head.

Aren't those seasonal forecasts put out by the weatherbell team? I don't think it's solely his forecast. He already said their forecast was too far west with the cold and snow. Anyway, you want bad.., take a look at NOAA's winter forecast.

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