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Significant Ocean Storm March 6-8 2013 Discussion Part III


earthlight

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what was bxengine saying? LOL...what is obvious to some the other get fooled time and again...

 

and next week when the NAM shows a storm but the euro doesnt, rinse wash repeat (the euro will be dismissed)...

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Don't know what the NAM is smoking, but I want some! Over 1.25" here through 33, almost all from the trough. This would be legit SN+, and the good news is that we know that theoretically, it can still happen despite the eastern shift with tonights stuff(which is now close to nonexistant)

-skisheep

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NAM is more than double the qpf of any  other guidance for thu night-fri AM.  (sound familiar)

Well with the coastal the nam had the precip amounts fairly close it was just off by 50 miles with the bands

 

- also the 4k was more accurate last night by keeping the bands off the cost, so lets see what it says.

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It would be a remarkable turn of events if half of this solution were to verify.  The public would not be fond of weathermen busting high on wed/thu and low on thu/fri.  For the weather enthusiasts it would be quite the redemption.   Onto another long night of model analysis.

 

I didnt catch the SREF for thu into fri?

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DSnow --- is there any support even close? So hard to take anything the NAM spits out seriously after this debacle...

 

 

The 18z RGEM was nice...though not like the NAM of course. The SREFs also had 0.5" + for much of the area for just the trough, as well. 

 

The NAM is clearly crazy, but that does not mean that we won't get a moderate snowfall event tomorrow night (high end advisory). 

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It would be a remarkable turn of events if half of this solution were to verify. The public would not be fond of weathermen busting high on wed/thu and low on thu/fri. For the weather enthusiasts it would be quite the redemption. Onto another long night of model analysis.

I didnt catch the SREF for thu into fri?

Srefs are nice for part 2. Maybe 0.6ish for NYC

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The 18z RGEM was nice...though not like the NAM of course. The SREFs also had 0.5" + for much of the area for just the trough, as well.

The NAM is clearly crazy, but that does not mean that we won't get a moderate snowfall event tomorrow night (high end advisory).

.5 is one thing, but there will be spots with 15-18"+ here. The high qpf bias is just out of control with the NAM...
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The 18z RGEM was nice...though not like the NAM of course. The SREFs also had 0.5" + for much of the area for just the trough, as well. 

 

The NAM is clearly crazy, but that does not mean that we won't get a moderate snowfall event tomorrow night (high end advisory). 

 

 

18z rgem

 

Looks line between 7 and 10mm for NE-NJ, perhaps 12 MM for nyc.  (0.25 - 0.60)

 

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