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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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Snow approaching from the SW at 0z.   Again, I'm conservative this far out and I'm not calling shit until I'm sure.   I see the SFC map, but I go off of H5...still waiting

What’s scary is the storm is pretty much make or break at 72 hours. We will find out soon.
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1 minute ago, DDweatherman said:

It's a folks for some. It's an interesting run, nice to see the phase still there. Actually runs the low inland over Dover at 120 (as a 988). I'm sure E PA and NY get demolished next frame.

Not sure 10" is a folks for PSU, but ok.   SV maps are shit, so prob could be more

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Just now, stormtracker said:

It's definitely not as good/wet as 12z.   Low just seemed like it couldn't get going good.  Even up north in PHL-BOS it's less than 12z.  At any rate, none of us would kick this out of bed

Yeah definitely.  Like I said above a little earlier, not expecting a HECS per se (but would take one!).  But I have to like how things look to be shaping up in terms of chances for a pretty decent event next weekend, in a broad sense.

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Just now, wxmeddler said:

It's a tad bit more progressive than 12z but it still is a major hit.

Interestingly it looked like it had the opportunity to be a cleaner phase at around h84-90, but the SLP just took a bit longer to go given the slightly more pos tilt. The trick is to have the euro and others move again in this direction. That really all comes down to the northern energy. 

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