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Hard for me to know what will happen here. This could easily go east or west depending on a few hours in the timing of the phase. I tend to think it will verify more west in the end due to some help from the NAO which could slow things down enough to allow a phase, but the trend towards separation of the streams isnt good and we’re in crunch time. If I had to guess I’d say 1-3” around the city, 3-5” for Nassau/W Suffolk, 5-8” eastern Suffolk, an inch or so west of the city. That could easily end up higher if the pattern could slow down a little more and allow a better phase. 

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3 minutes ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

BTW I am hating the model solutions this afternoon but loving THIS thread name !!! Now if only Rjay can work some mojo ,,,,lol In keeping with the thread I wish they had spit these damn solutions out yesterday,,,

I was hoping that he had named this thread "Fish Bomb #2." I'm pretty confident that if he had done that, we would all cash in on tomorrow's storm. ;)

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10 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

The only possible hope for a big west shift is that the northern shortwave is to an extent still in the middle of nowhere or at least was at 12Z 

Isn't this issue mostly just limited to sparse 'sonde launching sites? You would think that aircraft telemetry and remote sensing and such would provide enough data that huge shifts become unlikely when the disturbance enters a denser obs network.

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