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Moving this and my response to the model thread where it belongs:

 

 

Not sure when realism turned into someone being gone..when we get a coastal tell me I'm wrong .. Not now when nothing except weak systems as far as eye can see .
Even our overrunning early next week likely squashed

 

Move your computer screen closer then.

 

And you are wrong - even if we don't get a coastal. Just because one doesn't happen doesn't mean one can't happen.

 

So if you bother to look at the current models:

 

0z Euro at 216 has a 981mb low over the NY/CT/MA corner. 06z GFS has a 1004mb low SE of the benchmark at 204 going to a 991mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 216. PGFS has a 995mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 210. Now if we take into account the Euro's bias to be too wound up in the medium range and the GFS's bias to be too progressive in the medium range, what does that leave us with?

 

Not to mention, the GGEM has a 995mb low over ACK at 198 going to a 982mb low over down east ME at 210. Both the EPS and the GEFS have the signal as well.

 

Yes, early next week is probably missing south, but that is just one of several in a train of impulses that is coming. There are no guarantees of anything, especially a wound-up coastal, but there are definitely signals for the possibility of one - and that doesn't preclude an ocean storm nor does it preclude a rainstorm, btw.

 

So in short, stop being a dope.

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Moving this and my response to the model thread where it belongs:

 

 

 

Move your computer screen closer then.

 

And you are wrong - even if we don't get a coastal. Just because one doesn't happen doesn't mean one can't happen.

 

So if you bother to look at the current models:

 

0z Euro at 216 has a 981mb low over the NY/CT/MA corner. 06z GFS has a 1004mb low SE of the benchmark at 204 going to a 991mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 216. PGFS has a 995mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 210. Now if we take into account the Euro's bias to be too wound up in the medium range and the GFS's bias to be too progressive in the medium range, what does that leave us with?

 

Not to mention, the GGEM has a 995mb low over ACK at 198 going to a 982mb low over down east ME at 210. Both the EPS and the GEFS have the signal as well.

 

Yes, early next week is probably missing south, but that is just one of several in a train of impulses that is coming. There are no guarantees of anything, especially a wound-up coastal, but there are definitely signals for the possibility of one - and that doesn't preclude an ocean storm nor does it preclude a rainstorm, btw.

 

So in short, stop being a dope.

 

LMAO...You go!!  And very good points I might add.  We have been finding ways to fail lately with regard to snow, maybe we start to turn that trend around soon??  That would be so nice if we can.

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Moving this and my response to the model thread where it belongs:

 

 

 

Move your computer screen closer then.

 

And you are wrong - even if we don't get a coastal. Just because one doesn't happen doesn't mean one can't happen.

 

So if you bother to look at the current models:

 

0z Euro at 216 has a 981mb low over the NY/CT/MA corner. 06z GFS has a 1004mb low SE of the benchmark at 204 going to a 991mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 216. PGFS has a 995mb low just south of Nova Scotia at 210. Now if we take into account the Euro's bias to be too wound up in the medium range and the GFS's bias to be too progressive in the medium range, what does that leave us with?

 

Not to mention, the GGEM has a 995mb low over ACK at 198 going to a 982mb low over down east ME at 210. Both the EPS and the GEFS have the signal as well.

 

Yes, early next week is probably missing south, but that is just one of several in a train of impulses that is coming. There are no guarantees of anything, especially a wound-up coastal, but there are definitely signals for the possibility of one - and that doesn't preclude an ocean storm nor does it preclude a rainstorm, btw.

 

So in short, stop being a dope.

 

 

They say the definition of insanity is continuing on the same path while expecting different results.

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12z GFS is interested in overrunning snows for Monday night and Tuesday. Maybe some IP/ZR in parts of CT where mid-levels get marginal. Of course the 00z suite was pretty suppressed with this but 12z GFS is more interested so something to watch.

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