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As WAR expands, do our snow chances increase? First wave may produce a middling event-solid advisory and possible low end warning for MLK Weekend


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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

UK east like gfs. This looks more meh for the WOR crowd.

Lol and the GFS will be right this time around....wrong when it shows snow and right when it doesn't. Just follows the theme, pick the least snowiest model and role with it for your forecast. Sure there have been a few positive busts this year so far, but what is a positive bust of 1 inch really? Can we just get a few inches on the ground before we transform into the arctic for the week? Is that really too much to ask for living in New England?

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1 minute ago, Spanks45 said:

Lol and the GFS will be right this time around....wrong when it shows snow and right when it doesn't. Just follows the theme, pick the least snowiest model and role with it for your forecast. Sure there have been a few positive busts this year so far, but what is a positive bust of 1 inch really? Can we just get a few inches on the ground before we transform into the arctic for the week? Is that really too much to ask for living in New England?

Have you seen my snowfall to date map? The answer is, yes. 

And after the last 3 seasons the answer is definitely yes.

Took a look at the GEFS and its not much of a help, similar to the OP. Gotta feeling EC will follow the UK/GFS for 12Z. GEM seems really out there.

 

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12 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

I think this moves around a lot the next couple days

It will oscillate but I don’t think the goal posts are that wide. I expect the canadian to come east. It has no support from other guidance. I’m more worried about a whiff but the 12z GFS moving west to at least getting SE areas is a nice trend. 

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5 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Have you seen my snowfall to date map? The answer is, yes. 

And after the last 3 seasons the answer is definitely yes.

Took a look at the GEFS and its not much of a help, similar to the OP. Gotta feeling EC will follow the UK/GFS for 12Z. GEM seems really out there.

 

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I guess I can't complain, too much....I am close to my seasonal total from 2 years ago. This cold windy garbage is relentless though and is causing a lot more angst towards winter than ever before....my kids are going to destroy the house and I will end up with a nervous breakdown if they can't get out and get rid of some daily energy!

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28 minutes ago, Spanks45 said:

Lol and the GFS will be right this time around....wrong when it shows snow and right when it doesn't. Just follows the theme, pick the least snowiest model and role with it for your forecast. Sure there have been a few positive busts this year so far, but what is a positive bust of 1 inch really? Can we just get a few inches on the ground before we transform into the arctic for the week? Is that really too much to ask for living in New England?

Agree.1-2” is my hedge for Sunday. 

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16 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

All systems on board. Snowy Sunday night/ Monday . Nice 

Well... Nothing says 3-6. Maybe 1-3. But at least we'll have snow on the ground.

Edit..... I will say, there's always a chance for it to come back a bit Northwest, so I wouldn't be surprised if the totals could go up a smidge. It's happened with the last few storms. We still have 4 days to go for this to be adjusted.

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