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Coastal Storm Potential - Jan 11-12


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And FWIW...

Confidence sure seems to be getting high for at least an advisory event, if not a moderate snowfall for some areas. I cannot help but notice where the highest probabilities are yet again.

I think confidence has increased big time today....as for the bolded, the highest probs are there because the storm hasn't gone on long enough further northeast to accumulate high amounts at that point. If the SREF went out to like 96h then you'd see the probs go up a lot to the northeast.

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I think confidence has increased big time today....as for the bolded, the highest probs are there because the storm hasn't gone on long enough further northeast to accumulate high amounts at that point. If the SREF went out to like 96h then you'd see the probs go up a lot to the northeast.

Hah, understood. I think it would still jackpot at least the same area down here again and more to the northeast. You like the NAM right? Looks good to me once again FWIW at the end of the range. We wouldn't/won't run into p-type issues I hope.

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No dude..he called me an A-hole on my page that a bunch of my friends got ..that is wrong..Then he deletes me.

Someone needs to call him out on this since he told me I was wrong.

Ginx..can you?

Considering the source that may very well be a term of endearment. Forget about him and enjoy your snow. See if you can't crack 20 for the week.

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Looks a bit too progressive to be Ray's KU, but liking the look of a mod-heavy event up here. Track between ACK and the BM is ideal.

A good rule of thumb is you never ever forecast KU (well 18"+) amounts until its very obvious....you normally need to get inside 24h to get to that point. We didn't even know we were going to get 20"+ from Jan '05 over most of eastern SNE until the final day.

I'll say this though, this has the look at 5h where it could trend juicier as we get closer. The only thing we need to worry about is getting it too wrapped up west. I'm much more confident it won't whiff SE now.

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A good rule of thumb is you never ever forecast KU (well 18"+) amounts until its very obvious....you normally need to get inside 24h to get to that point. We didn't even know we were going to get 20"+ from Jan '05 over most of eastern SNE until the final day.

I'll say this though, this has the look at 5h where it could trend juicier as we get closer. The only thing we need to worry about is getting it too wrapped up west. I'm much more confident it won't whiff SE now.

If we can get that ULL to capture the low as it exits the Hatteras coast. Seems to be what the Euro is doing.

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A good rule of thumb is you never ever forecast KU (well 18"+) amounts until its very obvious....you normally need to get inside 24h to get to that point. We didn't even know we were going to get 20"+ from Jan '05 over most of eastern SNE until the final day.

I'll say this though, this has the look at 5h where it could trend juicier as we get closer. The only thing we need to worry about is getting it too wrapped up west. I'm much more confident it won't whiff SE now.

Yeah, with the Euro/GFS ens, op Euro, and SREF all hits I'm not worried about a whiff at all, nor do I want a KU. A nice 6-12'' event that was modeled as such is just what the doctor ordered...if we get a bit more, it's gravy.

That being said, I wouldn't mind it a hair west of the Euro ens track either.

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