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  On 1/10/2016 at 4:43 AM, mob1 said:

Of course, just saying what it shows (with this being banter and all) but the GFS and all other models kind of break down the blocking now so it's not an impossible outcome, just one of many. Let the emotional roller coaster begin, I'm personally a much bigger fan of these stroms that pop up on the model 4-5 days out, it's easier on the old heart :)

Agree :hug:

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Man the strom goes to town east of the benchmark, it becomes a real BEAST (and just to mock Anthony, that pesky little low just refuses to join the party and hangs around NW of us) overall I'm glad it shows the storm, details will be ironed out as we get closer.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 4:43 AM, mob1 said:

Of course, just saying what it shows (with this being banter and all) but the GFS and all other models kind of break down the blocking now so it's not an impossible outcome, just one of many. Let the emotional roller coaster begin, I'm personally a much bigger fan of these stroms that pop up on the model 4-5 days out, it's easier on the old heart :)

Can't agree any better. Sucks tracking d8 + storms.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 4:50 AM, UnionWeatherWx said:

Can't agree any better. Sucks tracking d8 + storms.

 

models indicate a possible 1/2 of snow tuesday night.

being a dog looking for "ticking time bomb storm" 4+ days out only works  out every 6-10 years locally.

better luck buying a plane tick out west or chasing lake affect.

NYC avgs 22-25 inches of snow a year for a reason.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 5:00 AM, Animal said:

models indicate a possible 1/2 of snow tuesday night.

being a dog looking for "ticking time bomb storm" 4+ days out only works out every 6-10 years locally.

better luck buying a plane tick out west or chasing lake affect.

NYC avgs 22-25 inches of snow a year for a reason.

I thought NYC average was 27.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 5:00 AM, Animal said:

models indicate a possible 1/2 of snow tuesday night.

being a dog looking for "ticking time bomb storm" 4+ days out only works  out every 6-10 years locally.

better luck buying a plane tick out west or chasing lake affect.

NYC avgs 22-25 inches of snow a year for a reason.

It hurts, but I can't agree any better it's the truth.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 5:05 AM, redbanknjandbigbasslakepa said:

Our epic pattern has gone poof. The epic -NAO goes poof in a matter of days

It could happen, but you know full well that models usually rush patterns and break them down too quickly (obviously not impossible though)
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  On 1/10/2016 at 2:22 AM, wolfsheepsheadbay said:

Anthony Masiello@antmasiello 5h

5 hours ago

The stratosphere forecast charts are getting exciting in medium range. EPS showing big 10mb warming late in run over Siberia.

That would be huge as we roll forward. I feel like we're going to get another 30-45 day super snowy period from mid Jan to mid/late Feb.

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  On 1/10/2016 at 5:12 AM, Ralph Wiggum said:

At least the Pacific looks good in the LR (sarcasm noted).

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Ralph..pathetic. Come on bro.

you know the pattern has changed.

tossing out post such as your post  are/ from silly after a long range GFS run.

I did the same same last december 2015.

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