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Following a Miller A/B hybrid type coastal potential, Feb 13th ... As yet untapped potential and a higher ceiling with this one


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10 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

If you had to pick a “winner”, the RGEM is a good candidate. In an absolute sense it still struggled but it had the smallest swings compared to other models and I don’t think it showed a whiff inside of 48 hours like the Ukie did multiple times. 

The HREF actually may have been the best. Look at its 00z output 

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1 minute ago, WinterWolf said:

I don’t really care to go and look…but I know that Sunday during the day it was clear CNE was done. So that’s my point. 

72 hours is usually when meteorologists need to start honking the horn to the public...and when we normally expect to be able to start to hone in on at least a general picture of what will happen. Don't usually expect a 1000 mile adjustment that close in.

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10 hours ago, wokeupthisam said:

Being right for the wrong reasons is no way to go through life, son

I don’t know how anyone can say he nailed this one. Going with the least snowiest outcome and cherry picking the model that supports that agenda, while moving the goalposts, is not credible. Add in his lack of respect for seasoned mets like scooter, will, etc and it’s a shameful way to represent yourself on this platform. 

Edit: this post was in my queue overnight, it never sent, and I’m pounding at 29.5F now with 6” down. What a wild ride. @Sey-Mour Snowgets his lunch money from shmegma while the pope walks in shame, again. 

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2 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

72 hours is usually when meteorologists need to start honking the horn to the public...and when we normally expect to be able to start to hone in on at least a general picture of what will happen. Don't usually expect a 1000 mile adjustment that close in.

Oh ya..modeling sucked. Especially at 24 hrs out. 

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19 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Interior SE MA for sure will clean up…it’s gonna be close where I am right on the pike (technically a few miles south)…radar def looking better with each passing frame. If I crack 6” I can’t be too disappointed after yesterday, but I won’t lie that it will be a little annoying if I get like 7” and someone not too far SE gets over a foot. 

Fwiw - perfect aggregates here.  Steady S- ... but, that is fine all things considered ... jesus.  I was thinking sun dimly visible stuck at 34 F, with scud-strata off cold ocean skies would be this event's turnout here so a relative win perhaps.

32F

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17 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

38/33

Rain.

 

There you are. You are like that rat. Looking for that one crumb. 

And to think that I was going to give you credit for being right, I realized I had fallen and hit my head last night. Please just stop posting lol

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