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Just want to get this off my chest.

There's a handful of folks that are masking overt and unrealistic pessimism and latching onto the worst modeled outcome which incidentally is from some of the worst performing models and try to mask it as being "objective".

It's terrible analysis.

That is all. And this isn't being "pro-snow" or "anti-snow". It seems some have a crazy neurosis about everything going wrong and they beat a dead horse with their worries by focusing on imaginary trends when reality is pretty obvious based on the best performing models as well as radar and current obs.

Sorry for the rant.

If I've always thought that constant pessimism is just as bad as eternal optimism (wish casting)

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I think its worse.

It can definitely make the whole analysis discussions a bit misleading, you see a flurry of posts essentially alluding to the event being over when in reality, while there are changes, they're nowhere near as bearishly dramatic as some posts would make you think.

I also feel like turbo-pessimism gets corrected less than wishcasting.

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I know every style of individual posters in the SNE forum. The very optimistic dubbed *weenie* to the *debbies* And with each some you tend to listen to listen to more. I don't have a problem with any of it because if everyone had the same attitude, outlook, why post?

 

Many times forecasts bust. We post not having to deal with life threatening threats. Leave that to the NWS.

 

Just have fun and enjoy.

Shear pin replaced FTW!

 

BRING IT!    :snowing:

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I know every style of individual posters in the SNE forum. The very optimistic dubbed *weenie* to the *debbies* And with each some you tend to listen to listen to more. I don't have a problem with any of it because if everyone had the same attitude, outlook, why post?

Many times forecasts bust. We post not having to deal with life threatening threats. Leave that to the NWS.

Just have fun and enjoy.

Shear pin replaced FTW!

BRING IT! :snowing:

Lol did you test it? Not to be a Debbie...
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Just want to get this off my chest.

 

There's a handful of folks that are masking overt and unrealistic pessimism and latching onto the worst modeled outcome which incidentally is from some of the worst performing models and try to mask it as being "objective".

 

It's terrible analysis.

 

That is all. And this isn't being "pro-snow" or "anti-snow". It seems some have a crazy neurosis about everything going wrong and they beat a dead horse with their worries by focusing on imaginary trends when reality is pretty obvious based on the best performing models as well as radar and current obs.

 

Sorry for the rant.

Just want to get this off my chest.

 

There's a handful of folks that are masking overt and unrealistic weenieism and latching onto the best modeled outcome which incidentally is from some of the worst performing models and try to mask it as being "objective".

 

It's terrible analysis.

 

That is all. And this isn't being "pro-snow" or "anti-snow". It seems some have a crazy neurosis about everything going perfectly dandy and they beat a dead horse with their wishcasts by focusing on imaginary trends when reality is pretty obvious based on the best performing models as well as radar and current obs.

 

Sorry for the rant.

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Yes...Thank-you JC. Would not have stated if not a success. Fear of reprisal from Ginx. You know what they say about payback...

Now as much as I don't want to I'm taking some Muscle relaxers and pain killers...off to la-la fruitville.

Good lol, don't want Steve calling you a hen. Glad you can enjoy the dumpage you are getting without worrying about shoveling out!
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 MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0107
   NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
   0204 PM CST SAT FEB 15 2014

   AREAS AFFECTED...PORTIONS OF COASTAL NEW ENGLAND...INTERIOR SRN NEW
   ENGLAND...ERN TIP OF LONG ISLAND

   CONCERNING...HEAVY SNOW

   VALID 152004Z - 160200Z

   SUMMARY...HEAVY SNOW...WITH RATES EXCEEDING 1 INCH PER HOUR...WILL
   DEVELOP NEWD INTO THE EVENING HOURS.

   DISCUSSION...SATELLITE IMAGERY AND SFC OBS INDICATE INTENSE
   CYCLOGENESIS COMMENCING OFF THE MID ATLANTIC COAST...AS THE GAP
   BETWEEN A POWERFUL SHORTWAVE TROUGH PROGRESSING NEWD OFF THE NC
   COAST AND A COASTAL BAROCLINIC ZONE NARROWS. SFC LOW PRESSURE
   ANALYZED OFF THE VA COAST WILL RAPIDLY DEEPEN THROUGH TONIGHT AS IT
   DEVELOPS NEWD...WHILE STRONG/DEEP FRONTOGENETIC CIRCULATIONS
   PENETRATING INLAND COMBINE WITH STRONG ISENTROPIC ASCENT OVER
   SUFFICIENTLY COLD THERMAL PROFILES FOR HEAVY SNOW ACROSS MUCH OF THE
   DISCUSSION AREA. MODERATE SNOW IS ONGOING ACROSS COASTAL SRN NEW
   ENGLAND...AND HEAVY SNOW WILL LIKELY DEVELOP NEWD FROM THE ERN TIP
   OF LONG ISLAND INTO SRN NEW ENGLAND AROUND 21-23Z. HEAVY SNOW WILL
   SPREAD FARTHER NE THROUGH THE EVENING...ESPECIALLY AFFECTING AREAS
   NEAR AND NE OF PORTLAND MAINE AROUND/AFTER 01-03Z. WITH THE STRONG
   ASCENT INTERCEPTING 50-100-MB-DEEP DENDRITIC GROWTH ZONES CENTERED
   AROUND H6...SNOWFALL RATES AOA 1 INCH/HOUR WILL BE COMMON INTO THE
   EVENING.

   COASTAL MA AND VICINITY -- ESPECIALLY E OF A LINE FROM BOSTON TO
   PROVIDENCE INCLUDING CAPE COD -- WILL LIKELY BE THE FOCUS FOR THE
   HIGHEST SNOWFALL RATES OF 2-3 INCHES PER HOUR...WHICH ARE EXPECTED
   TO OCCUR AROUND 23-03Z. THESE AREAS WILL BE IN CLOSEST PROXIMITY TO
   THE TRACK OF THE SFC LOW AND ACCOMPANYING STRONGEST ASCENT...AND AN
   ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CANNOT BE RULED OUT WITH THE HIGHEST OF THESE
   RATES. RAIN MAY INITIALLY OCCUR WITH THE PRECIPITATION OVER CAPE COD
   THROUGH LATE AFTERNOON. HOWEVER...DESCENDING WET-BULB FREEZING
   HEIGHTS WILL GIVE WAY TO A HEAVY WET SNOW BY EARLY EVENING WHILE
   SUB-FREEZING ISOTHERMAL LAYERS AOB H7 PROMOTE EFFICIENT SNOW
   AGGREGATION. ALSO...STRONG WINDS NW OF THE LOW TRACK WILL YIELD
   BLOWING/DRIFTING SNOW AND AREAS OF BLIZZARD CONDITIONS.

   ..COHEN.. 02/15/2014


   ATTN...WFO...CAR...GYX...BOX...OKX...

   LAT...LON   41067154 41067221 42707129 44047012 45226840 45306737
               44796708 44486752 44066860 43686981 43217038 42507057
               42227056 42057033 42107017 41906994 41576998 41347044
               41067154

 

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Just want to get this off my chest.

 

There's a handful of folks that are masking overt and unrealistic pessimism and latching onto the worst modeled outcome which incidentally is from some of the worst performing models and try to mask it as being "objective".

 

It's terrible analysis.

 

That is all. And this isn't being "pro-snow" or "anti-snow". It seems some have a crazy neurosis about everything going wrong and they beat a dead horse with their worries by focusing on imaginary trends when reality is pretty obvious based on the best performing models as well as radar and current obs.

 

Sorry for the rant.

 

How's that imaginary trend working out in far western areas? 

 

Here's my own personal rant.  Some of you need to grow up and stop taking analysis of a storm - whether it's right or wrong - as a personal insult.  You have the ability to ignore people and never see their posts.  If you don't like what someone says perhaps consider ignoring it.

 

Some here seem to have a difficult time detaching from their own back yards to view the larger picture in understanding that we're not all trying to take your snow away when we speak on the macro level.

 

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How's that imaginary trend working out in far western areas? 

 

Here's my own personal rant.  Some of you need to grow up and stop taking analysis of a storm - whether it's right or wrong - as a personal insult.  You have the ability to ignore people and never see their posts.  If you don't like what someone says perhaps consider ignoring it.

 

Some here seem to have a difficult time detaching from their own back yards to view the larger picture in understanding that we're not all trying to take your snow away when we speak on the macro level.

Some of us microanalyze every little detail and lose sight of the epicness of the storm that is about to bury them. Some of us need to look out the window during a pending blizzard and stop worrying about what other people think and enjoy their storm.

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I don't think people should feel the SEMA folks deserve this after the last storm, they had all the storms prior! But good for them I suppose I'm just jealous but glad I'm getting something at all. 28 here and moderate snow

 

That's a tired old argument it's been a good winter for most all of us all the way down the coast.

 

There's no denying the GFS chugged east with the .25/.5 lines each run and was likely victim to feedback in enhancing the vorticity too far north and as a result underdoing the banding.  

 

Other models were somewhat better,  I think I said this morning I thought the edge of the heavier stuff would setup somewhere between Rte 24 and I95 and pivot NE to SW around Taunton.   That's about where it is right now, if I'm wrong by 15 miles the analysis cost you nothing :)

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I don't think people should feel the SEMA folks deserve this after the last storm, they had all the storms prior! But good for them I suppose I'm just jealous but glad I'm getting something at all. 28 here and moderate snow

Not jealous at all here. Mod snow. 16-22" OTG. 2" new and building

Heading to Blueprint for dinner in an hour. Roads are yucky

Olympics on. Kids are staying in Taunton during a near blizzard. SE peeps getting crushed. Vacation!

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