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  On 12/7/2014 at 1:46 AM, Damage In Tolland said:

Youre assuming the Euro track is right. I'm thinking it ends up east of there over E LI or maybe SE of there

It might. I do think they are under playing the front ender. The antecedent is the best we've had so far this young season.

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That's some east versus west cutoff on the NAM. Reminds me a lot of the Feb 25, 2010 storm. 850 line aligned from NYC to DDH to far northern NH at the height of it.

 

In 2010 I had snow all day and the relatively stationary R-S line sat 10 miles east of me for hours.

 

I wouldn't mention a NAM at 84 hrs, except that its really fallen into line with the two European models now.

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Maybe the inversion is too low again for a high wind damaging event on Cape Cod, MA.  Twisterdata.com GFS and NAM information shows a 70-80 knot 925mb low level jet encompassing the region by 00z Wednesday from the NAM, while the 18z GFS shows 50-60knot winds.  I just want either a snowstorm or wind event to occur, I could do without the rain if I can get the wind, it won't matter.

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At 84 hours on the NAM ...NE is dry slotted in any event. Whatever happened has happened in terms of a front end and the deformation is in NY State, and may even shift west of me for awhile into central NY, but the southern end of it is pivoting back on toward southwest CT in classic fashion. BTV could be dry slotted while BDR has snow.

  On 12/7/2014 at 4:20 AM, jamesnichols89 said:

Maybe the inversion is too low again for a high wind damaging event on Cape Cod, MA.  Twisterdata.com GFS and NAM information shows a 70-80 knot 925mb low level jet encompassing the region by 00z Wednesday from the NAM, while the 18z GFS shows 50-60knot winds.  I just want either a snowstorm or wind event to occur, I could do without the rain if I can get the wind, it won't matter.

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  On 12/7/2014 at 4:15 AM, Logan11 said:

That's some east versus west cutoff on the NAM. Reminds me a lot of the Feb 25, 2010 storm. 850 line aligned from NYC to DDH to far northern NH at the height of it.

 

In 2010 I had snow all day and the relatively stationary R-S line sat 10 miles east of me for hours.

 

I wouldn't mention a NAM at 84 hrs, except that its really fallen into line with the two European models now.

I didn't like you that day as I was wet in Queensbury while you pounded to my South

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I had about your longitude in that one (Rotterdam - slightly east maybe) and waffled all day.  Painful, but it was awesome to watch unfold.

  On 12/7/2014 at 4:44 AM, Logan11 said:

Hah ...but Monroe where you are now was pounded.....  so this thing could have surprises like that again. 

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We don't have much margin for error here in ENY. I think we'll get front ended pretty good, but if it shifts any more west we'll mix over to something and dry slot while Central NY is pounded with deformation.

  On 12/7/2014 at 4:46 AM, Stash said:

I think it was snowing at your other place downstate (Monroe) while raining in Queensbury too!  

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The cutoff for all snow was just west of Rotterdam I guess..maybe Rotterdam Junction.

 

My sister lives in Duanesburg, 5 miles west of the Thruway and I-88 junction and she had three feet on the ground. Whats that maybe 5 miles and two feet difference.  LOL

  On 12/7/2014 at 4:48 AM, Stash said:

I had about your longitude in that one (Rotterdam - slightly east maybe) and waffled all day.  Painful, but it was awesome to watch unfold.

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  On 12/7/2014 at 4:49 AM, Logan11 said:

We don't have much margin for error here in ENY. I think we'll get front ended pretty good, but if it shifts any more west we'll mix over to something and dry slot while Central NY is pounded with deformation.

I don't know which location to ride this one out in.....Could be moot if it trends any further West

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