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Just now, Imgoinhungry said:

Will glady take it, but totals seem light.  Are we worried that the low will move further east off the coast in future runs?  Seemed like a pretty significant move from prior runs.

I don't think east is a real concern for us. There haven't been a lot of model runs showing the coastal forming too far east.  My concern is  something like last night's Euro or this mornings ICON where the coastal doesn't get its act together in time for us which is typically how we fail in a Miller B.

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17 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

Definitely 20s for Feb 10,2010  . I actually didnt mind the 12z  colder Euro solution . And being late January a steady snow will accumulate anytime of day and not to mention coming off 3 cold days prior . Surface is primed for stickage  baby !!

Which one that season was it that lasted over 30 hours to near 40 but was never heavy but steady light to moderate?

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3 minutes ago, yoda said:

LWX AFD should be a fun read IMO... and no, no watches till tomorrow's afternoon package most likely

The old 3:30pm update. Back in the day before the Internet took off, you'd run home from the bus stop and flip on the Local on the 8s and anxiously wait for the watch to pop up on the crawl.

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8 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

The old 3:30pm update. Back in the day before the Internet took off, you'd run home from the bus stop and flip on the Local on the 8s and anxiously wait for the watch to pop up on the crawl.

Omg that’s so true. Unfortunately I remember the March 2001 one because the hoisted that pretty early 

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4 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

The old 3:30pm update. Back in the day before the Internet took off, you'd run home from the bus stop and flip on the Local on the 8s and anxiously wait for the watch to pop up on the crawl.

Further back in the day (starting in late 1970s) was A.M. Weather. 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.M._Weather

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Looks like we were about to get NAM'd.   Looks like  a more solid precip shield too.   Pretty good match to the Euro

Like to see the 850 and surface pressure map at 84 but it looks good and looks like we have a full transfer to off the outer banks by 84

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1 minute ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Key piece N of Lake Ontario is trending stronger and diving S if not.slightly W of South pressing on the confluence and moving things S.

To me that could usher in a path for it to transfer and keep scooting east. I don’t understand it fully but I want whatever will tug it back and stall it

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Just now, nj2va said:

It's a great transfer location for DC.  If more confluence means the Euro jackpot moves from SE PA to NOVA, then I am all for the confluence.

Wasn't the NAM one of the first models to sniff out that the mid Dec storm would be further NW, even at 84? Not saying that'll hold, but it can sniff stuff out pretty well :ph34r:

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