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3 hours ago, jbenedet said:

This reminds me of blizzard of 96 but more south/east - due to more confluence over the northeast. I referenced this pattern about a 12 days ago, and it's here...ready to deliver...

I think you're in a good spot at this lead time based on latest guidance. So is the inside 95 crew of new england. North of there, yea, odds fall off fast but I'd be watching closely up to the pike.

 

 

 

 

well, here you go

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24 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

could be the most powerful NJ Model low solution i've ever seen...   the only competition to this i can think of is Dec 2005

in fact, 2005 didn't make the top 10 analog list, but i argue that's the western ridge component to the total field, because centric to the device, that is pretty goodly matched... maybe 85% in a narrower domain

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this thing at 120 hrs is actually more intense in this 18z gfs op.

Jan 2005 made the list from 12z. It was 12th out of 15

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I’m just entertaining solutions at this point. Will be good to get a storm and break up the mundane weather for years. Not much to add other than it’s all or nothing I think. Don’t see much in between. 

Crazy how OKX/BOX doesnt even have a mention of snow in the grids and zones. At this point you gotta be at least 30-40% pops i would i think. Not that it matters i just found it interesting they're like 0% 

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19 hours ago, wxsniss said:

I’m relatively bullish on this.
Feels like there’s multiple ways to have some impact… longwave pattern is decent, stronger northern energy and/or the slightest stream interaction gets at least some impact to 95 corridor/SNE…

Usual caveats, nothing is guaranteed at this point and details tbd… but the “thread the needle” outcome is OTS imo.

Continued big improvement with 18z GEFS at H5 and surface members

Model momentum today favors a huge impact, details tbd... I maintain what I said yesterday:

Euro/EPS is the one threading the needle to a non-event. Won't be surprised if it abruptly jumps in one cycle to a big hit between tonight - Tuesday 12z.

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Just now, wxsniss said:

Continued big improvement with 18z GEFS at H5 and surface members

Model momentum today favors a huge impact, details tbd... I maintain what I said yesterday:

Euro/EPS is the one threading the needle to a non-event. Won't be surprised if it abruptly jumps in one cycle to a big hit between tonight - Tuesday 12z.

This is what I’m looking for before I get excited.   

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2 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

Am I wrong or is that kind of ugly for the SE quarter of CT/RI and SE Mass?  Looks like a lot of taint and dry slot.

You're not wrong. Verbatim, it's still an exciting storm for them (heavy snow/rain, wind, and coastal flooding). 

If the GFS plays out, a weekend at Killington is in order. 

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If the Euro can come into the party, and we are still seeing consistency with the GFS/GEFS within 96 hours, I think we have a pretty high confidence...of course anything has taught us in the past that anything can and will happen, I am almost skeptical until go time at this point...or wait until the NAM spits out it's 60+ inch amount run...

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2 minutes ago, tavwtby said:

If the Euro can come into the party, and we are still seeing consistency with the GFS/GEFS within 96 hours, I think we have a pretty high confidence...of course anything has taught us in the past that anything can and will happen, I am almost skeptical until go time at this point...or wait until the NAM spits out it's 60+ inch amount run...

You know there's going to be one of those.  Lol.  There always is. 

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