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1 minute ago, The 4 Seasons said:

12-24 for most of CT clownage map

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That is such a rare sort of gradient to see. I’ve seen many smaller storms have gradients like that but the big ones usually end up 100 miles north or south if they have amounts that major.  There’s no way NYC is seeing 3-4 inches in that setup.  They’d probably see 0 or it ends up 100 south and they get 12 

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Just now, SnowGoose69 said:

That is such a rare sort of gradient to see. I’ve seen many smaller storms have gradients like that but the big ones usually end up 100 miles north or south if they have amounts that major.  There’s no way NYC is seeing 3-4 inches in that setup.  They’d probably see 0 or it ends up 100 south and they get 12 

Pope storm.

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2 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

That is such a rare sort of gradient to see. I’ve seen many smaller storms have gradients like that but the big ones usually end up 100 miles north or south if they have amounts that major.  There’s no way NYC is seeing 3-4 inches in that setup.  They’d probably see 0 or it ends up 100 south and they get 12 

Didn't Feb '10 have like a 10-15" gradient from Staten to the top of Manhatten? That was really nuts.

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4 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

That is such a rare sort of gradient to see. I’ve seen many smaller storms have gradients like that but the big ones usually end up 100 miles north or south if they have amounts that major.  There’s no way NYC is seeing 3-4 inches in that setup.  They’d probably see 0 or it ends up 100 south and they get 12 

These globals have trouble with dynamics as we saw with old storms. Nam will be interesting. 

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12 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

That is such a rare sort of gradient to see. I’ve seen many smaller storms have gradients like that but the big ones usually end up 100 miles north or south if they have amounts that major.  There’s no way NYC is seeing 3-4 inches in that setup.  They’d probably see 0 or it ends up 100 south and they get 12 

Agree

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