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About time we had Miller A Feb.20th


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Makes no sense giving up on this event other than "told ya so" OR "pat-self-on-the-back"
Psychologically if it makes you feel better. Go for it.
Sometimes stating nothing is better than resigning and then never acknowledging- yup wrong again.
 

IT GONNA SNOW!      
Stick to that...

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That is a really awesome link with major CT storm history going back 25 years. This firehose storm had to be one of the craziest gradients I’ve seen going from a couple inches to a couple feet in such a short distance.  2013 was amazing. 
 
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Wasn’t this the storm where every town in Fairfield county got 10” and the Bridgeport spotter was smoking crack and stopped measuring after 6”? Lollll


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Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

The inherent uncertainty of lead time is another common defense mechanism when a threat is slipping...."oh, I don't know how anyone can feel anyway until (insert abitrary day of the week)".

The flip side of it is I don’t feel sorry for anyone who got emotionally invested in a 156 hour model output. No matter how “good” it looked. 

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

The inherent uncertainty of lead time is another common defense mechanism when a threat is slipping...."oh, I don't know how anyone can feel anyway until (insert abitrary day of the week)".

“This season is a ratter. Nothing can go right! This will miss too” I’ve heard this one too. I call this one the negative Nancy defense mechanism 

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1 minute ago, Diggiebot said:

“This season is a ratter. Nothing can go right! This will miss too” I’ve heard this one too. I call this one the negative Nancy defense mechanism 

Yes there are definitely defense mechanisms in both directions. Very well known for anyone who has been on these forums for years. 
 

This threat is still definitely there but it’s got work to do. Silly to declare it dead or locked at this range. 

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14 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yes there are definitely defense mechanisms in both directions. Very well known for anyone who has been on these forums for years. 
 

This threat is still definitely there but it’s got work to do. Silly to declare it dead or locked at this range. 

There is also a distinct difference between infantile, reverse psych type of defensive posturing, and simply making note of a similarity in the pattern that has been tied to failed phases earlier in the season. Frankly, I'd be shocked if this phased very well at all given that the ridge out west has an uncanny resemblance to the one leading up the Jan 11 fiasco. And I get that that is only one example, but I'd love if anyone could find me an example of a SW-NE oriented ridge OFF of the west coast leading into any KU.

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1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

What are you looking at?

 

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Same thing you are?

See Allsnow's image for the zoomed in version.  I'm assuming the BM is still 40N and 70W, and "inside" of that means NW of that point.

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6-7 inches on the ground here grand total from everything that's fallen this month. Better to the north, worse to the south. No surprises there. By the end of this weekend's storm maybe up to 10 inches after packing down. If the Thursday storm pans out even as a moderate event I'll have more than a foot on the ground for a few days. Good news, the ground has been white for weeks now. It should stay that way til the end of the month. Not a losing situation considering the past few years.

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6 minutes ago, J Paul Gordon said:

6-7 inches on the ground here grand total from everything that's fallen this month. Better to the north, worse to the south. No surprises there. By the end of this weekend's storm maybe up to 10 inches after packing down. If the Thursday storm pans out even as a moderate event I'll have more than a foot on the ground for a few days. Good news, the ground has been white for weeks now. It should stay that way til the end of the month. Not a losing situation considering the past few years.

I should be well over a foot depth after this one...funny, over 1/3 of my seasonal snowfall is on the ground right now...odd season. 

 

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