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December Model Discussion


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31 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

The Kuchera method is for weenies. 

It was an exciting run, but it's nine days away.

How is the Kuchera method for weenies? All it does is factor in snow ratios, rather than assuming 10:1. Not every storm is 10:1, so Kuchera maps tend to be more accurate than 10:1 maps. When snow ratios are going to be poor, the Kuchera snow maps show less snow than the 10:1 maps. Nothing weenie about it at all.

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4 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

How is the Kuchera method for weenies? All it does is factor in snow ratios, rather than assuming 10:1. Not every storm is 10:1, so Kuchera maps tend to be more accurate than 10:1 maps. When snow ratios are going to be poor, the Kuchera snow maps show less snow than the 10:1 maps. Nothing weenie about it at all.

From past experience, I think it's wise to think of Kuchera maps as representing maximum snow potential. 

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There's explosive potential here and in the past we either benefited significantly (1'+) or at the very least got involved (4-10")

That -EPO has been very good to us so far, and it looks more likely we'll have a -AO too, perfect couplet so far this month for our snows. 

I think even if this is more of a southern storm, we'll still get several inches out of it. Should be an interesting New Year's Eve.

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1 hour ago, NJwx85 said:

Surface low tracks from Ocean City, MD to ACY to Suffolk County. It's the perfect track for 95% of the sub forum and revenge for the recent big storms that favored the East end of Long Island.

Match this to the Millenium storm track, very similar, stayed all snow on the south shore of Nassau with 12-16 inches, mixed in Suffolk and all rain in eastern New England

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