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March 18-20th Fluff Bomb Special


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Ahhh does Miller A have to originate in the Gulf? I just always thought of it as a long tracking storm that tracks up the coast and does not have that secondary redevelopment (ie something that forms in the Carolina's and hugs the coast.)

 

Yeah, They usually jump to off the Carolinas and move north but most of the time they are well ENE before they reach this lat

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I'm starting to not feel this up here outside the higher elevations...we won't accumulate during the day tomorrow, and VT will be on the western flank of the secondary. Higher elevations should see 12+" but 4-8"/6-10" may do it in lower elevations drawn out over 30 hours.

That would be consistent with snow storms this season down here at the lower end of the Champlain Valley.  So much bare ground, so few (4) truly plowable events.

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Yeah, They usually jump to off the Carolinas and move north but most of the time they are well ENE before they reach this lat

Good for the popualtion centers, though,

 

Yeah it is. Definitely colder than 6z. 

 

Really liking that secondary burst, too.  If that can play out like that, it could turn what's a pretty good hit into a pretty significant one.

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Yes, First time i met anyone on this board, It was pretty cool, Great bunch of guys, Yeah 18" was the number we talked about, Was hanging out when the 12z Euro data was coming in

 

I'm envious.  Last time I visited GYX was in the mid-90s, even though our agency manages several hundred forest acres around there, including some adjacent to the WSO.  Sounds like a double win for you, meeting forum members and being there when big things were afoot.

 

100" seems out of reach at my place (would need a 2nd significant event after this one) but 90" looks well within reach before the melting is complete.

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GYX has us at 10-14". Seems a bit exaggerated but, we'll see. I really am not looking forward to it i've had enough of the snow and, if we get another snow day we have to come another Monday to make it up.

 

What? Not at all min qpf is 1", Most models are spitting out 1.25-1.50" up here, It's a starting point

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I'm envious.  Last time I visited GYX was in the mid-90s, even though our agency manages several hundred forest acres around there, including some adjacent to the WSO.  Sounds like a double win for you, meeting forum members and being there when big things were afoot.

 

100" seems out of reach at my place (would need a 2nd significant event after this one) but 90" looks well within reach before the melting is complete.

 

I would love to be there this afternoon

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GYX has us at 10-14". Seems a bit exaggerated but, we'll see. I really am not looking forward to it i've had enough of the snow and, if we get another snow day we have to come another Monday to make it up.

 

Not exaggerated at all.  Up in ME, ratios will be pretty solid with this so QPF numbers may be misleading.

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