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0z Models 2/12/2014 | Potential Major Coastal Storm


WE GOT HIM

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  On 2/12/2014 at 12:10 AM, JetsPens87 said:

Euro/UKIE/GGEM: This camp is amped but not running inland to the point of what we witnessed from the RGEM. They are as user said snow to rain to snow and a good amount of it at that. This camp is where im sitting ATM or even slightly SE of what they are showing based on my feelings of the interaction of the kicker. I like their handling of the players on the field and feel that the final solution will be close to this camp.

I said it last night in chat and I know Red will hold me to it. The Euro/Ukie/CGEM will be the ultimate "winner" as far as track/placement goes. As far as QPF still not close enough for a solid handle on it but I feel very confident w a 8-10" initial snowfall for W Suffolk/Nassau w a bit more in the city. I'm not 100% sold on the backside snow just yet. At least not the 2-4" some have spoken of. Living by it and hopefully not dying by it. No matter what this has been an interesting last few days. And a big thanks to John, Yanks and PB for all their insight and patience.

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I guess that recon data is basically our last resort at something more favorable, but ironically it could indicate that the storm will be even further west than it is now. Whoever called for an inland or coastal hugger should be congratulated if that's the case. (I think DT and JB both said it would be further west, especially DT). 

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  On 2/12/2014 at 1:31 AM, SnoSki14 said:

I guess that recon data is basically our last resort at something more favorable, but ironically it could indicate that the storm will be even further west than it is now. Whoever called for an inland or coastal hugger should be congratulated if that's the case. (I think DT and JB both said it would be further west, especially DT).

No congrats yet. ..36 hours to go

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  On 2/12/2014 at 1:31 AM, SnoSki14 said:

I guess that recon data is basically our last resort at something more favorable, but ironically it could indicate that the storm will be even further west than it is now. Whoever called for an inland or coastal hugger should be congratulated if that's the case. (I think DT and JB both said it would be further west, especially DT).

We should be congratulating the euro...it hasn't wavered in days and now all the others are playing catch up

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Without incorporating the US data this evening the UKIE and GGEM will pretty much tell me where we are headed if we can stop the westward wobble then the euro will not look bad. But If we see the non Americans jump west again then I will prob readjust my thinking to the dark side.

The nam will not hav the new data so don't let it fool u in case it's east. Wait to see if the Ukie and GGEM arwedifferent than 12z and by how much.

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  On 2/12/2014 at 1:33 AM, PB GFI said:

Without incorporating the US data this evening the UKIE and GGEM will pretty much tell me where we are headed if we can stop the westward wobble then the euro will not look bad. But If we see the non Americans jump west again then I will prob readjust my thinking to the dark side.

The nam will not hav the new data so don't let it fool u in case it's east. Wait to see if the Ukie and GGEM arwedifferent than 12z and by how much.

when ukie and ggem come out?

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  On 2/12/2014 at 1:33 AM, OrangeCountySnowZ said:

We should be congratulating the euro...it hasn't wavered in days and now all the others are playing catch up

well, yes and no.  it certainly hasn't lost the storm at any point, but compare today at 12z and yesterday and tell me there aren't real differences.

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  On 2/12/2014 at 1:37 AM, WintersGrasp said:

The NAM holding serve would be interesting at the very least, since it is really the last model to support a KU snowfall event for the metro areas.

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it's going to snow heavily from Grorgia to Maine. This is a high impact KU hands down.
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