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The Pattern Ahead


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Classic Miller B-East Smokeshow from ORH points east.

Considering NNE folks.....modeling at these extended leads never depict the precip shield to the N as extensively as they should relative to the H5 position.....the H5 position did look a hair s to me, but if this verified, that QPF gradient would be farther N than that.

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972 nearly on Montauk would be HEAVY snow here also ...even though the GFS is paltry with like .6" qpf. You can't get better for here than that track...obviously more in VT/NH where it snows longer.

Classic Miller B-East Smokeshow from ORH points east.

Considering NNE folks.....modeling at these extended leads never depict the precip shield to the N as extensively as they should relative to the H5 position.....the H5 position did look a hair s to me, but if this verified, that QPF gradient would be farther N than that.

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Classic Miller B-East Smokeshow from ORH points east.

Considering NNE folks.....modeling at these extended leads never depict the precip shield to the N as extensively as they should relative to the H5 position.....the H5 position did look a hair s to me, but if this verified, that QPF gradient would be farther N than that.

Yeah, That did not concern me at this point, It would have broader precip field being that close to the low.........

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972 nearly on Montauk would be HEAVY snow here also ...even though the GFS is paltry with like .6" qpf. You can't get better for here than that track...obviously more in VT/NH where it snows longer.

Well, you may pull of like an inch, but the heaviest would def. be well east of you because H5 bottoms out to your east and digs a hole in the ocean floor, under LI

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Well my reality is different than ENE from this type of system...1 inch would be excellent and I'd be thrilled. We can't get two feet from clippers generally.

Well, you may pull of like an inch, but the heaviest would def. be well east of you because H5 bottoms out to your east and digs a hole in the ocean floor, under LI

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Miller A from Norfolk-Boston on Dec 26, 2004......and 12-26-10.....warm new years 2005.....warm new years 2010.

It's uncanny.....now we have relentless blocking to negate the rather robust Nina= 2004-05.

I'm growing increasingly concerned that my seasonal snow totals are going to bust low.

Fook the miller A's, I hope the rest of the winter storms come out of the northern stream, Not likely though........

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