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Should we move talk of this exciting event to the obs and discussion thread?

You haven't lived here very long, have you?

that's what im saying, the trend on nearly all the models is not in our favor, im not giving up yet but im also not  getting hopes up.  in the past whenever  the models had problems with a miller b, central md and va almost always gets screwed lol

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Should we move talk of this exciting event to the obs and discussion thread?

You haven't lived here very long, have you?

Sadly I have, but the models already flipped once to give us an event, lets give them time to flip back. We at least know they will before the storm, in which they will let us down again. 

 

Also, is the event you are referring about this rain event, because I'm sure you know that is irrelevant to the Jan 1-3 event.

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Sadly I have, but the models already flipped once to give us an event, lets give them time to flip back. We at least know they will before the storm, in which they will let us down again. 

 

Also, is the event you are referring about this rain event, because I'm sure you know that is irrelevant to the Jan 1-3 event.

im talking about the  jan2-4th event, the trend is not good

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Sadly I have, but the models already flipped once to give us an event, lets give them time to flip back. We at least know they will before the storm, in which they will let us down again.

Also, is the event you are referring about this rain event, because I'm sure you know that is irrelevant to the Jan 1-3 event.

I'm not as positive as you that the models can make an about face for the better in this area.

I'm talking about the January "event." It's within a week, not the longer term.

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I'm not as positive as you that the models can make an about face for the better in this area.

I'm talking about the January "event." It's within a week, not the longer term.

 

Yeah, it doesn't seem we get the models to flip in our favor in this area the last few years; if they do, they wind up being wrong and it busts.  The models do well at flipping against us the last few years.

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I'm not as positive as you that the models can make an about face for the better in this area.

I'm talking about the January "event." It's within a week, not the longer term.

My bad, forum new guy here. :P

 

The models tend to make us happy then disappoint us again at the last minute, but maybe that is just what I've noticed.

 

Personally, I'm tempted to start a new topic on our non-event, because I think that would be more convenient. 

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My bad, forum new guy here. :P

 

The models tend to make us happy then disappoint us again at the last minute, but maybe that is just what I've noticed.

 

Personally, I'm tempted to start a new topic on our non-event, because I think that would be most convenient. 

miller b's as a whole are never  real snow producers for mid atl, miller bs are better for new England, we need a nice miller A

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miller b's as a whole are never  real snow producers for mid atl, miller bs are better for new England, we need a nice miller A

I will be optimistic with what we have atm. Until last night it was a possibility, and I'm not going to let one night of sour grape models turn me into a sour grape just yet. By tonight I might have a different opinion.

 

Miller B's have occasionally worked, and I'm not asking for a "snowstorm" just 1-3 inches of legitimate snow cover.

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if it's any consolation to the locals, 12z 84 hr. NAM is showing NE in trouble as well

http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/Image.php?fhr=084ℑ=data%2Fnam%2F12%2Fnam_namer_084_850_temp_mslp_precip.gif&model=nam&area=namer&param=850_temp_mslp_precip&group=Model+Guidance&imageSize=M

not that the NAM can be believed at that, or any, range, but this thing probably hasn't stopped trending in the wrong direction for everyone south of Maine

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if it's any consolation to the locals, 12z 84 hr. NAM is showing NE in trouble as well

http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/Image.php?fhr=084ℑ=data%2Fnam%2F12%2Fnam_namer_084_850_temp_mslp_precip.gif&model=nam&area=namer&param=850_temp_mslp_precip&group=Model+Guidance&imageSize=M

not that the NAM can be believed at that, or any, range, but this thing probably hasn't stopped trending in the wrong direction for everyone south of Maine

I agree Mitch I just don't put a lot of stock in the nam at 84 hrs lol

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The current atmospheric pattern evolution points to a solution much like the colder ECMWF ensemble than other guidance.



 



Studying all the data and frankly I think of all the data, the Ensemble models are handling this pattern the best.



 

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The current atmospheric pattern evolution points to a solution much like the colder ECMWF ensemble than other guidance.

 

Studying all the data and frankly I think of all the data, the Ensemble models are handling this pattern the best.

 

 

its looking like a more western new England storm then anything

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Steven DiMartino ‏@nynjpaweather29m

Studying all the data and frankly I think of all the data, the Ensemble models are handling this pattern the best.

Looks like he reads the WPC discussions

THE ENSEMBLE MEANS HAVE BEEN... BAR NONE... THE MOST USEFUL GUIDE IN THE FORECAST OVER THE

PAST SEVERAL DAYS AND SAW NO REASON TO DEVIATE MUCH FROM THEIR

AGREEMENT AGAIN TODAY.

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