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January 28-30th Possible Nor'easter


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Ehh. As far as I'm concerned we're still in "there'll be a significant storm somewhere but who knows where it'll hit" mode. Frustrating that we have this much divergence again but hopefully the Euro holds in an hour and the east models come back west. Keep hopes in check because here they sometimes get blown up. Like I said we all have way too many battle scars from tracking to ultimately see it fail.

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18z GFS vs 00z...

 

1) the placement of the vort max currently west of BC seems to ever so slightly nudge west on the 00z GFS vs 18z.

2) ...which seems to slightly nudge west / slow down / shear things out a bit more as it digs into the SW and interacts with the 4-corners wave. 

3)...which seems to slow down / very subtly temper the early stages of the phase with the N. Plains wave, leading to a slightly less amplified (early on), slightly more progressive eastward track. if there is recon data in this run, maybe it has sniffed something out...but yeah, v complex so would seem a ways to go yet. 

 

 

 

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A bomb over Cape Cod-just about Martha's Vineyard at 96 hours. Most of us here in the NYC Metro Region should have just barely gotten into the heaviest snowfall if this right. It should be ending early Saturday night. West and northwest of NYC less snow should fall. It's a little faster moving but no major changes.

WX/PT

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1 minute ago, Snowlover11 said:

EURO ticks east.  it recovers in the end but definitely not like it did in earlier runs.

No, compared to the end of the last op run it's actually ever so slightly west. The low is slightly weaker and the precip field is a little smaller though so I imagine the output will be a bit less, but it was still a good hit. Just noise at this point.

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Just now, Franklin0529 said:

The euro still crushed coastal areas li an NYC.  

The main difference wasn't track like people are saying here, it was a little less robust of a system and it moved a little quicker. 

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2 minutes ago, kat5hurricane said:

Not great trends tonight to be honest. Lets see what tomorrow brings.

On the Euro you have a 970 or so mb low over Martha's Vineyard the chances are it's been snowing for 18 hours here at times heavily. This is not bad at all. The only problem I detect has been there all along. It's the western upper Great Lakes system which is to some extent acting as a kicker. But this run was in my book excellent. The storm's still there. It didn't swing east like the GFS.

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2 minutes ago, HeadInTheClouds said:

For me N and W it cut qpf in half so a little dicey with that run. 

For sure there could be some sharp cutoffs so a 10-20 mile east shift in the axis of heavy snows (like on this run compared to last) could be frustrating. 

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