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January 28-30th Possible Nor'easter


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It really isn't the track, now the qpf is being reduced by the sheered out double low look and while there was always a double low look on every run it was favoring the western one and now it's favoring the eastern one.

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1 minute ago, Jt17 said:

It really isn't the track, now the qpf is being reduced by the sheered out double low look and while there was always a double low look on every run it was favoring the western one and now it's favoring the eastern one.

Its all at H5.

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Not convinced of any global shorts...  This is eerily similar to the 2018 setup.  Baking in the sun here on BB in ocean county, nj.   Waiting for feedback result error.  This system was always going to be a nowcast.  Everything looks the same to me still. Going to look through and see what changed, but it still looks almost perfect for coastal and 20 mile differentials for banding.  This coastal is about to explode.  

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3 minutes ago, dseagull said:

Not convinced of any global shorts...  This is eerily similar to the 2018 setup.  Baking in the sun here on BB in ocean county, nj.   Waiting for feedback result error.  This system was always going to be a nowcast.  Everything looks the same to me still. Going to look through and see what changed, but it still looks almost perfect for coastal and 20 mile differentials for banding.  This coastal is about to explode.  

Coastal gonna go postal 

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1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

Certainly not what we had hoped for, but still a solid 6-12" for most areas in the Upton CWA. Some areas NW could see rather high ratios given that the wind threat has really subsided outside of E LI. The Eastern half of LI still looks solid for 12-24".

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Given current OBS - Euro does not appear to be lining up. Unless I am just wishing here.. Can someone else confirm I am not crazy ?

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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Certainly not what we had hoped for, but still a solid 6-12" for most areas in the Upton CWA. Some areas NW could see rather high ratios given that the wind threat has really subsided outside of E LI. The Eastern half of LI still looks solid for 12-24".

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It really backed down everywhere. Even Boston is now closer to one foot. 

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2 minutes ago, Euripides said:

 

What a roller coaster ride for NYC area with the teasing yesterday and last night of coming west to now go back east.

 

This could be the windshield wiper affect where models over corrected West last night and now are overcorrecting East today. Hopefully that gives time for some correction back West tonight.

The NAM jumped around like it always does and some people fell for it hook, line and sinker. 

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Just now, NJwx85 said:

This could be the windshield wiper affect where models over corrected West last night and now are overcorrecting East today. Hopefully that gives time for some correction back West tonight.

The NAM jumped around like it always does and some people fell for it hook, line and sinker. 

Agree the 18z/0z runs will tell us if its trending east again or this is just overcorrecting from the west trend. 

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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Certainly not what we had hoped for, but still a solid 6-12" for most areas in the Upton CWA. Some areas NW could see rather high ratios given that the wind threat has really subsided outside of E LI. The Eastern half of LI still looks solid for 12-24".

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Yeah this Euro run really isn't showing amounts much different than we were expecting. We know that you have to go well east of the city to get a blockbuster storm. A good 7 or 8 inches for our area is still a very nice storm.

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