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2/21-2/23 Weekend Possible Storm


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JAMAICA BAY IS 100% FROZEN.

Why would a southerly flow affect southern Brooklyn and SI?

S flow will pass over open water at some point . S flow warms all BL s to a point. AG i think there is 4 in Brooklyn And S shore of Queens with close to 5 in SI and the park with 6 in the Bronx .

If you are on a S facing shore you will change faster than the N shores of Nassau county or KLGA will .

Look for 6 in those spots.

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The gfs verifying would disgust me as much as anyone on here. That being said....I notice a tendency for many posters to overweight the models that give us a good solution and underweight the ones that don't show us what we wanna see. That also being said...I cannot even deal with the gfs solution verifying...so Im throwing it out too :) ( or at least underweighting it) 

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The gfs verifying would disgust me as much as anyone on here. That being said....I notice a tendency for many posters to overweight the models that give us a good solution and underweight the ones that don't show us what we wanna see. That also being said...I cannot even deal with the gfs solution verifying...so Im throwing it out too :) ( or at least underweighting it)

Ur catching on ;)

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If it's right, it would be the most epic coup I can ever think of less than a day before an event. It would go down in history

Not even close to being close to being close, it's not like every model shows a foot and GFS an inch. It's a bit less for us than the NAM and much better for DC.
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