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February is upon us - pattern change is in order

Baroclinic Zone

By Baroclinic Zone,
in New England

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CoastalWx

CoastalWx

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6 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

You still get 6-8 inches on that control run lol...what’s wrong with that?? 

 

Holy mother of god though for areas away from east coast of Mass...let’s lock it in.  

 

Nice eye candy/weather porn. 

Lol. I will take 12-18 of damaging paste and raise you 30”.

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Cold Miser

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47 minutes ago, Hoth said:

Peeps in Boston wouldn't like 1888, but river west...yes please!

When I was a kid my cousin (yes, cousin) would tell me stories of the blizzard of 1888. This was when I was 9 or 10 or so and she was 100 or so.  She was 10 maybe 11 during that storm.  This was when I lived in Albany area where she lived.  

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Hoth

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2 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:

When I was a kid my cousin (yes, cousin) would tell me stories of the blizzard of 1888. This was when I was 9 or 10 or so and she was 100 or so.  She was 10 maybe 11 during that storm.  This was when I lived in Albany area where she lived.  

A first hand account of '88, that is awesome! Upstate NY got crushed in that even worse than CT. A bunch of 55" reports if I remember right. It was an unusual snowfall distribution given the track, but I think there was some kind of stalled out north/south frontal boundary that focused snow up north. RI up to Boston had a lot of liquid in that storm, but CT, and particularly New Haven up to like Middletown got annihilated. I was referring to the CT River.

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Typhoon Tip

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1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

This is what the NAO can do. Obviously it doesn't guarantee big storms but it helps slow the flow and you get stalled bowling balls whereas in a fast flow pattern that really isn't possible. 

Getting the NAO to happen can equally an amazing feat  - ... not to be snarky but, seems this has been 200+ hours for four days now and it's still 200+ hours. 

Not sure what point we should start to wonder if the propensity to falsely advertise these thing may not be laughing it's ass off  -  

Yeah, I think it's more confidence this time  ... all told. But it just reeks of instability and fragility in the runs...

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