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February 5th beefed up swfe thread-let's get some December 2007 juju,

weathafella

By weathafella,
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ORH_wxman

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I'm

Kind of excited about that trough. Most models show it

 

 

Yeah it actually rotates south with time and perhaps might get some mild enhancement near the Cape with those colder 850 temps. Wouldn't shock me to see an inch or two of fluff at the end there. Of course, its a fickle setup so it could just be flurries too, but something to watch at any rate.

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Clinch Leatherwood

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Yeah it actually rotates south with time and perhaps might get some mild enhancement near the Cape with those colder 850 temps. Wouldn't shock me to see an inch or two of fluff at the end there. Of course, its a fickle setup so it could just be flurries too, but something to watch at any rate.

First part usually disappoints this close to the water. That second part is interesting, we can do suprisingly well with those but it's so fickle.

What's your take on the gfs around Plymouth? 4-6"?

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ORH_wxman

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First part usually disappoints this close to the water. That second part is interesting, we can do suprisingly well with those but it's so fickle.

What's your take on the gfs around Plymouth? 4-6"?

 

 

Yeah...I think its fairly reasonable as a forecast right now too.

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Clinch Leatherwood

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Yeah...I think its fairly reasonable as a forecast right now too.

Sounds good. Average for these events is maybe 3-4", good performers 5-6. Hoping to fall somewhere in the middle with this.

Nam is worrying but there are more times when it's stubbornly warm and wrong than right in these situations. Once it ingests the warmth into a solution it doesn't seem to be able to shake it.

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Zeus

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Holy pike-gradient on the NAM.

 

In attempting to allow myself to assume the NAM is too warm, I remind myself of previous storms where it was the NW and west outlier offering me hope when no ptype issue was in play, and lo, for I am peaceful.

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ORH_wxman

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Ahh yes...the subtle commenting on models for their backyard and masking the hope that they are right..lol.

 

Honestly, you can't ask for more of an overall regional blanket of snow like this storm will give.

 

Yeah there's going to be a pretty large region of 6"+ in this. Prob from a bit north ofthe south coast all the way into NNE.

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Ginx snewx

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Ahh yes...the subtle commenting on models for their backyard and masking the hope that they are right..lol.

 

Honestly, you can't ask for more of an overall regional blanket of snow like this storm will give.

Che Guervera, spreads the wealth. Man it's about as gorgeous today as it can get. What a great run of winter about to evolve. Not discounting the cold either. Huge piles incoming.
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This storm is cold storm like the last storm . Storm will colder than what some models show for the area. With heavy snow for inland ct area and inland ny area . With totals snowfall 8---14 inches for inland areas . southern ct area 4-8 inches with lots of ice near 1-95 area . new york city area 4-6 inches with icestorm . Inland are nj snow then ice totals snowfall 4-8 inches . Watch models on 18 z runs trend colder once they might see or not see the snow on the ground which will keep the storm colder than what models show for this storm . Models dont see the snow on the ground and there is high to the north of the area. low is reforming off the nj coast area . Plus low could form faster than what models show to which storms have been colder than models show this winter .

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Zeus

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Ahh yes...the subtle commenting on models for their backyard and masking the hope that they are right..lol.

 

Honestly, you can't ask for more of an overall regional blanket of snow like this storm will give.

 

A few quick comments on this:

 

1.] How dare you

 

B.] I can ask for whatever I want

 

4.] I mask nothing. I am from the Veruca Salt school of greed when it comes to snow. QPF Queen, ZR Czarina, jackpot fetishist, powder bomb power bottom ... whatever kitschy name feels right, go for it. We wants the redhead.

 

VIII.] For real tho the NAM is 2 warm rite?

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