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Oct 31- Nov 2nd Storm Disco


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Even with 00z ens showing snow. On air he said rain showers .. Maybe a few hill town flakes

 

The precip out your way on the 00z did not look robust at all. I support his stance at the moment for his domain. Odds of more than flurries aren't high right now. It's only Tuesday...I'm sure he talked about the possibilities.

 

GFS is a whiff.

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Too early to call for a snowstorm, but I'd certainly warn my readers/ viewers our most reliable computer guidance shows exactly that

Shocked that you would warn viewers and play it up a bit. Also the bolded sounds like it would confuse the heck out of people...our most reliable data shows snowstorm but not calling for it.

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The precip out your way on the 00z did not look robust at all. I support his stance at the moment for his domain. Odds of more than flurries aren't high right now. It's only Tuesday...I'm sure he talked about the possibilities.

 

GFS is a whiff.

 

Decent shift west from 12z but not enough

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The precip out your way on the 00z did not look robust at all. I support his stance at the moment for his domain. Odds of more than flurries aren't high right now. It's only Tuesday...I'm sure he talked about the possibilities.

GFS is a whiff.

He didn't.

As I've said.. The high winds are likely going to be the biggest newsmaker

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Too early to call for a snowstorm, but I'd certainly warn my readers/ viewers our most reliable computer guidance shows exactly that

 

A meteorologists job isn't to regurgitate what the models show. It is to give what they deem the best forecast.

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Shocked that you would warn viewers and play it up a bit. Also the bolded sounds like it would confuse the heck out of people...our most reliable data shows snowstorm but not calling for it.

Of course you mention it as a possibility. You don't just dismiss it lol. In essence you're saying the GFS/gefs are more correct if you're not mentioning it
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Of course you mention it as a possibility. You don't just dismiss it lol. In essence you're saying the GFS/gets are more correct if you're not mentioning it

Plenty of time left. You've had one or two good ensemble runs and one good operational runs while the other models show no storm.

Ryan seems to know what he's doing. You don't change your forecast around every model cycle. If it's there at 00z tonight, it's only Wednesday morning and you're still 84-96 hours out.

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This. Even the Euro Ensembles were no slam dunk snowstorm...sure you get QPF and a good track but the thing has to really go to town for snow.

It ain't a lock that it would just be a snowstorm.

 

Could not see temp profiles but they did not look that cold just from what i could see

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The lack of downstream ridging (SE of NS) as dynamics drop to the nadir of the trough is disconcerting...  

 

Perhaps those heights out there are underdone ...  Thing is, there could be now-cast wiggle room here... If that much cold heights and cold plume at 850 moves out over the still warm west Atlantic, there would be a powder keg convective leaf [most likely], and that would dump a shyster load of latent heat out there ...pump things up a bit.   Would that feedback on a farther west track?  Has in the past... who knows.  

 

In any event ... I could argue either scenario and be right...  The NAO is not offering a lot of blocking help... that would tend to be GL track; that almost argues for a west correction over all.. However, if in deed lax antecedent ridge in the west Atlantic takes place, that could easily allow a wider right swing,  and then go N an clock NS/NF and the Maritimes.  

 

I know that's not what folks wanna hear.... but it's in the cards too.  

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Plenty of time left. You've had one or two good ensemble runs and one good operational runs while the other models show no storm.

Ryan seems to know what he's doing. You don't change your forecast around every model cycle. If it's there at 00z tonight, it's only Wednesday morning and you're still 84-96 hours out.

Never said he didn't. of course he does.. All i said if it was ME..i would mention that our best computer guidance is indicating a significant snowfall this weekend..while other less reliable guidance is just showing snow showers..That's all.. I'd mention it, so that the public is at least aware of it as a possible outcome..not that you're forecasting it

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