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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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2 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

starting to look ugly here 

Let’s see what happens overnight.  Your area is still fine but West and North of you could slip towards a forgettable and annoying event.  Hopefully the fairly expansive precipitation shield on the Euro holds true.  

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51 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Might be the first warning snowfall a lot of us in southern CT have seen in over 2 years, sad shit. NYC has an outside shot at it but BL temps there are pretty rough, but its possible

The MOS DPs look good to me, 28-29 on NAM, 32-33 on the GFS.  I have always in dynamic scenarios averaged those two and as long as your wind is counterclockwise of 060 you'll accumulate down there

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9 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

NYC metro is a nightmare forecast 0 or 12” in spots with urban heat effect 

I appreciate the idea that was raised earlier that there haven't been massive changes in this storm despite the drama It's been well forecast and there's a lot of consensus. And I get, that yeah, it's a type of imby noise that amplifies very minor modeled differences.

But that's kind of the nature of the beast. The more accuracy over time, the more demand for accuracy. People won't abide the sort of probabilistic judgements that are necessary at the margins and want what they consider to be an actionable forecast.

Every detailed forecast of one of these storms is focused on the margins, the nw edge and the southern thermals. The rest is often obvious, and the differences aren't meaningful.

And, very frequently, riding that southern line between nothing much and a warning event, is the largest population center in the United states.

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There definitely seems to be not only a southward trend, but the precip cutoff is becoming tighter. You might go from a foot to 2” in a span of 15 miles if these solutions are correct. Something we’ll have to watch for on the next couple cycles…if that very tight gradient persists. 

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8 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

There definitely seems to be not only a southward trend, but the precip cutoff is becoming tighter. You might go from a foot to 2” in a span of 15 miles if these solutions are correct. Something we’ll have to watch for on the next couple cycles…if that very tight gradient persists. 

Yeah this whole thing is becoming very compressed in the last few cycles. It’s getting pretty dicey up by Ray and especially north and west of his area 

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