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March 13th ... west Atlantic bombogenesis type low clipping SE New England, more certain ...may be expanding inland


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6 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Well to be fair... if it was a huge hit we’d see “JMA crushes!” “ JMA is a huge hit” etc etc.

Its Prob wrong.. but worth noting it shifted east a good deal

Folks would but personally I’d save my energy as it would still be the JMA.

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4 minutes ago, CTWeatherFreak said:

Besides I never said I 'used' it just because I looked at it.  Besides it's not the only flip flopper.  I hear Ukie is near Bermuda!

Look away at the JMA or you will be burned at the stake by the angry mob!

That sucks about the UKIE.

 

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1 minute ago, CTWeatherFreak said:

Uhm.. The icon?  Is that any better than quoting the jma?

:huh:  Someone asked "what guidance is showing mixing" and I accurately posted what was/is.  No emotional investment in that.  People take the negative runs too negatively like they can't accept what they show.  We can only talk/discuss what the snowiest models show.  Doesn't work like that.

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I have to wonder if the prolific IVT into Eastern NY is going to be for real. A lot of models have it and .5" to .75"  type qpf here. But model IVT magic often evaporates as the event approaches. No direct banding will ever get this far west so it's IVT or nothing, probably the same for western NE unless it trends closer to the coast.

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