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Wave 2, 1/7-8/17 Discussion/OBS


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2 minutes ago, husky0101 said:

Are situations like this common when the GFS solution is consistently different from short-range mesoscale models?

And in those situations, which typically are more reliable or have been shown to perform better?

Yes the situation happens a lot.  Anecdotally, I'd say the GFS verifies better like 60% of the time, but it's had some epic busts.

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2 minutes ago, UlsterCountySnowZ said:

I'm on the cape bro... not even 

Wow

Good luck

Enjoy

1 minute ago, F5TornadoF5 said:

Personally would weigh ukmet/rgem over GFS. 2-4 for NYC would be my call. 3-6 for Nassau and 4-10 for Suffolk. 

2-4 is a good call

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Just now, BxWeatherwatcher said:

look at that plume heading right up the coast,also look at the placement of the energy in canada hanging back allowing this westward shift and some tracking up the coast.

http://www.goes.noaa.gov/GSSLOOPS/ecwv.html

Reading some of the posts in the SE forum. Seems that the transition to snow has taken longer than expected for many.  Not sure if that means the storm is taking a slightly further inland track and whether that means a slightly further west storm for us? Just curious if you or anyone has an opinion on that.

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1 minute ago, ILoveWinter said:

Reading some of the posts in the SE forum. Seems that the transition to snow has taken longer than expected for many.  Not sure if that means the storm is taking a slightly further inland track and whether that means a slightly further west storm for us? Just curious if you or anyone has an opinion on that.

suggesting a stronger se ridge and a weaker block. 

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