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12 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

Timing is 12-24 hours off the Euro Ai but Gem also has a snow storm next weekend.    GFS AI was leading the was on this one but has now reverted off it right when some other suites join.  GFS AI is only been run randomly so hard to follow trends on it. 

 

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As you mentioned, the 0z Euro AI agrees with the 0z Canadian.

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15 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Maybe the Canadian & Euro AI will lead the way just like last Sunday’s event. The other models slowly came around to them after a couple of days.

Let’s see what the 12z runs show later on.

I didn't want to say it in the MA forum in light of what happened to most areas down there for fear of my life. :ph34r:

It's got the late cold influx too just like last week.

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Just now, Bubbler86 said:

Verbatim I think the Euro AI is a Mecs here.   8-12"

I checked out total QPF on TT, and it had the .5"/.75" line just to my south and I figured ratios would not be as great as last week.

Obviously, it’s early and it could easily change, but this is the time frame when things usually start to hone in on the right answer. And the fact that the same 2 models that did well last week support it makes it a little more credible despite other modeling not yet on board. 

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Just now, mitchnick said:

I checked out total QPF on TT, and it had the .5"/.75" line just to my south and I figured ratios would not be as great as last week.

Obviously, it’s early and it could easily change, but this is the time frame when things usually start to hone in on the right answer. And the fact that the same 2 models that did well last week support it makes it a little more credible despite other modeling not yet on board. 

I was figuring 12-15:1 with .6" qpf losing only .1" qpf before it was cold enough.  Really hard to extrapolate with the smoothing and lack of details.    

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3 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

The king is dead already?  Post a week is a bit long for AI but we are right at the cusp right now. 

If the final track is Anything but an extreme cutter, I think that we get a little front end snow to a mix. 

All options still on the table, & yes, we are still in the game.

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9 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

If the final track is Anything but an extreme cutter, I think that we get a little front end snow to a mix. 

All options still on the table, & yes, we are still in the game.

Still in the game, but would love to see the AI lock in for a hit. Otoh, it wasn’t until around 120hrs out before it locked in for last week.

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49 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Meh...fun over

 6z AI further north and hits north of NYC.

To me on the old school looking maps from the Euro AI website… it looks like a Miller B scenario that takes a weak low to the OH Valley that transfers off of the DelMarVa & then the coastal heads northeast off of the the NJ coast.

If this run played out, it could be a snow to mix/rain, then back to snow as the coastal takes over.

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Just now, Blizzard of 93 said:

To me on the old school looking maps from the Euro AI website… it looks like a Miller B scenario that takes a weak low to the OH Valley that transfers off of the DelMarVa & then the coastal heads northeast off of the the NJ coast.

If this run played out, it could be a snow to mix/rain, then back to snow as the coastal takes over.

 

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