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The January 5/6 Thing


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1 hour ago, Scarlet Pimpernel said:

That is true, I have to say!  During the 2016 blizzard, I was up most of that night, maybe catching a nap here and there in amongst Jebwalks, taking photos, and regular snowfall measurements.  What's funny is that I was a bit worried someone would have called the cops on me, wondering why there was some whacko wandering around in the snow with a yardstick and a camera around his neck in the middle of the night!!!

I hope you guys get absolutely DEMOLISHED by snow, wind and brutal Vodka cold!

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Check out this map @brooklynwx99 posted in the nyc forum:

Notice the 18z euro is a bit faster with the s/w, allowing for more interaction with the tpv. Also notice the height lines press further south over the eastern lakes SE canada. I think this is why it’s colder and snowier for DC than the other 12z/18z models, and at the same time pushing the precip shield further north and east, allowing NJ/NYC to get in on some of the action.  Something to monitor until game time. If we see this again at 0z, it’s probably onto something. 

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6 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Check out this map @brooklynwx99 posted in the nyc forum:

Notice the 18z euro is a bit faster with the s/w, allowing for more interaction with the tpv. Also notice the height lines press further south over the eastern lakes SE canada. I think this is why it’s colder and snowier for DC than the other 12z/18z models, and at the same time pushing the precip shield further north and east, allowing NJ/NYC to get in on some of the action.  Something to monitor until game time. If we see this again at 0z, it’s probably onto something. 

I can buy that. Especially since it's from the Euro.

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Those with a bit more knowledge than me, were a bit too close now to be using ensembles right? Glad the EPS mean is solid don’t get me wrong, but that’s to be expected with the OP euro looking so good for days now. Feels like 72ish hours out we should be relying mainly on OPs? GFS / EURO over GEFS / EPS?

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9 minutes ago, WesternFringe said:

Are you saying we shouldn’t take one run of a deterministic model 3 days out verbatim?

eta:  Is there a way to block users by location?  Like from PA for example?  Lol

No, just one person at a time. I already blocked a few who came in here from the NY forum (not brooklyn, he’s good)

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11 minutes ago, jayyy said:

Those with a bit more knowledge than me, were a bit too close now to be using ensembles right? Glad the EPS mean is solid don’t get me wrong, but that’s to be expected with the OP euro looking so good for days now. Feels like 72ish hours out we should be relying mainly on OPs? GFS / EURO over GEFS / EPS?

A wise man once posted this.  Could have sworn it was you! :)

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3 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Not really seeing it as substantial.  There is a small difference IMO.  I'll wait it out, I could be totally wrong.    Vort continues to be a bit more amp'd

Good observation by clskinsfan, even the tiniest differences in confluence can create big shifts with snowfall. We’re talking about <50 mile shifts. 

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