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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat


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30 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Mods got to crack down on the BS posts …this place becomes unreadable. 
 

This is the time where the models lose the storm(it happens every single time), but this time they haven’t lost it(yet), but they changed the evolution. It’s gonna trend some more, you can bet on that.  It may trend back to a more major event, we see that many times too. If it doesn’t, and is a 2-4” event, it will fit right in with the vibe of the season, but will still be the biggest event for many in SNE.  
 

Take it and stop moaning, ma nature doesn’t give one shit if you don’t want  1-3”, STFU and brush it off your car, and get your ass to work! 

...Wolf among men.

 

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49 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

To be fair, you need to have something before it can slip away so up to this point…we never had anything lol. Still, yea there’s time to halt the north trend and salvage a plowable event. All good though man even if we can’t, more chances coming.

Valid point, this one just felt different this time, so it will sting a bit if we lose it completely. But sitting at 4 inches for December/January/February is pretty impressive for our location, so even a 4-8 inch storm would be wonderful....Plenty of time to sling this back south and slow it down a bit, need to fight off those warm levels. Nam isn't even in range yet to shove the mix line up to NH, so plenty of time to go

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1 hour ago, Spanks45 said:

It is still 3+ days away, but unfortunately there were ways to screw this one for us down here. And here we are, watching it slip away...As we have, all winter long.

with a strong low into the lakes I'm not sure what people were expecting-you need the primary to die out in Southern OH or WV for most of CT to do well.

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8 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

The bigger issue is we are basically relying entirely on the thump at this point 

And? This is going to have good moisture. A thump will be a pretty decent warning event. We’re just not getting 12-18” without CCB snows. That’s been the realistic best case scenario and it could still happen, but best to not expect it.

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3 minutes ago, Spanks45 said:

Valid point, this one just felt different this time, so it will sting a bit if we lose it completely. But sitting at 4 inches for December/January/February is pretty impressive for our location, so even a 4-8 inch storm would be wonderful....Plenty of time to sling this back south and slow it down a bit, need to fight off those warm levels. Nam isn't even in range yet to shove the mix line up to NH, so plenty of time to go

What I meant was this is the first real threat. Agree on that. Just disagreed that all others previously slipped away because we haven’t had anything to slip. This is our first real threat since the 3” event in early Dec.

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2 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah overnight runs really take away that trailing shortwave interaction. So that will put a cap on the thing’s potential. 
 

Still can’t complain though about a solid warning snowfall. 

Sure we can. Some of us have moved on to spring and dreaming of yard work. Bring back the 50s.

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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

What I meant was this is the first real threat. Agree on that. Just disagreed that all others previously slipped away because we haven’t had anything to slip. This is our first real threat since the 3” event in early Dec.

yeah, maybe it was just the loaded pattern in December felt like it slipped away...this really is the first event inside of 5 days that has been there for more than 1 run.

All of the small ones have underperformed as well. The one SWFE we had looked like a good 1-3 inches before changeover and then it just dried out before our eyes. I know its early to worry, but that March 4th system comes with the block better established, but to far SW? That one has Mid Atlantic vibes already. But, maybe that one will start marching north, 3 days out?

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If you're just joining us, and you're confused by the complete and utter stupidity in here, this storm still looks good. Plowable snow likely for many. Unfortunately some of the loudest in the room have been adding very little value to this analysis thread. Would be nice if they perhaps read, digested, and learned from our Mets and best amateur forecasters. Instead we are continuing to get emotionally driven sh*posting. 

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