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March 12 -14 Potential Storm


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Who cares.

NYC is a few inches from 2nd place all time. That's the only thing that matters right now.

Well, I am a huge weenie but after all this talk of a favorable pattern for a record breaking season.. it never produced (unless this trends SE or a freak April 1982 type storm occurs)

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Well, I am a huge weenie but after all this talk of a favorable pattern for a record breaking season.. it never produced (unless this trends SE or a freak April 1982 type storm occurs)

It's March 8th. Let the month finish out before making such definitive statements.

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You can't lock up anything right now, we got burned with the last storm because we thought it was a lock to hit us. March patterns and storms are very complex and dynamic so I'm not discounting anything right now.

Would not be shocked to see an anomalous snow event at any point this month though it's a long shot.

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Based on the MJO deep into phase 8 and the PNA peaking positive during this storm, I can't fully discount snow from this. I do see the potential for a powerful and dynamic rain to snow type storm. I don't see it going too far to the N&W honestly and can't discount a further south solution either. The MJO plays a key role for sure, it wouldn't favor a track to the N&W at all.

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Euro seems to show impressive backend snows.... I know they shouldn't be relied upon but temps literally crash as the low explodes.. Don't like the track heading right through SEPA though....

Would be interesting to see the text

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Euro seems to show impressive backend snows.... I know they shouldn't be relied upon but temps literally crash as the low explodes.. Don't like the track heading right through SEPA though....

Would be interesting to see the text

Euro shows an impressive flash freeze ice event. With an inch or 2 of snow.

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rain for everyone.

Sub freezing surface temps while precip still falling at LGA per text.  850s above freezing...

 

 

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from the text- I'd guess an inch or two of snow at the end, and any puddles left would freeze pretty quickly.  16 mb pressure rise in 12 hours would suggest windy as well.

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Euro seems to show impressive backend snows.... I know they shouldn't be relied upon but temps literally crash as the low explodes.. Don't like the track heading right through SEPA though....

Would be interesting to see the text

I think we'll have a "See Text" summer this year for severe, as our backdoor summer of 2014 plays out, and the hot air just misses us to the south by 60 miles at various times.  62/60 over LI, BOS, while 92/73 over Philly and DC.  1992 for what its worth...

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Wow how impressive would this be if it comes to fruition.. :arrowhead:

 

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It won't so it's meaningless. Judging by 240 hour snow maps from the Euro, I should be sledding down from my second floor window right now even today. We know enough here to disregard such long range Euro snow maps as junk (the media, not so much). This next storm is probably yours, so enjoy it if it verifies (You're in Buffalo, right?)

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GGEM is still showin an all rain event 100+ miles north and west of NYC metro... Which concerns me since the GGEM has been spot on all year in its 1-5 day range

If GFS and EURO have it I would'nt worry about the ggem, besides it does show some snow depending on elevation.

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