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Friday, January 21st Storm Discussion


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Thanks for sharing ray.

Nam gives a foot plus euro an advisory. Would love to hear tips input on whether he thinks the new nam is the way to go

I'd probably split the difference and lean toward heavier. The bias all season has been to under estimate the northern stream...in almost every storm. So I wouldn't be surprised to see this come in a little more amplified in the next 24 hours. I don't think it will be a huge event by any means, but I could see a low end warning criteria for most of the region (like 5-8" or so)....snow ratios could be very high in this though, so we'll have to keep an eye out. Its a cold storm. If we get ideal dendritic growth, then we could see 20 to 1 ratios.

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What I find very intersting is that all the surrounding offices..bgm/mtholly/upton/albany are pretty intrigued with the mid week threat for next week, the general consensus is that things happen too late for just about everyone right now but considering the event upcoming I find the amount of space given to discuss the possible event mid week next week very interesting.

I wonder if one of these things is gonna eventually wind up Blizzard of 1899 esque...the arctic air is coming eventually and the gulf seems to be primed for activity and these storms even the ones that miss at least try to come up the coast. Seems like this is the season for it to happen if there ever was one.

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What I find very intersting is that all the surrounding offices..bgm/mtholly/upton/albany are pretty intrigued with the mid week threat for next week, the general consensus is that things happen too late for just about everyone right now but considering the event upcoming I find the amount of space given to discuss the possible event mid week next week very interesting.

I wonder if one of these things is gonna eventually wind up Blizzard of 1899 esque...the arctic air is coming eventually and the gulf seems to be primed for activity and these storms even the ones that miss at least try to come up the coast. Seems like this is the season for it to happen if there ever was one.

That's it, positive thinking. CoT pledge?

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That was one of the top 5 positive busts for me. What a fluff bomb. I had nearly a foot.

Yeah I mentioned a few posts back that we have potential for a fluff bust...very good ratios. Obviously we have to get the lift to line up in the SG region, but it looks to be a cold storm.

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Yeah I mentioned a few posts back that we have potential for a fluff bust...very good ratios. Obviously we have to get the lift to line up in the SG region, but it looks to be a cold storm.

I just remember how great the snowgrowth was in that storm. Huge fat fluffy flakes. That storm kicked off an epic winter.

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It was late 12/29 early 12/30 actually.

http://www.meteo.psu...1993/us1230.php

That's one similar in that the models were iffy till the final day or 2. Great gateway to a fabulous winter. This winter is rocking along still in its first half. BOS has achieved its normal annual snow with plenty more in the pipeline. Sit back and enjoy this one. I left BOS in snow yesterday...kind of scary going down the runway with low visibility but we made it. I return to frozen snowcover Thurs night and probable significant snow Friday. Get on my back....I'll take you to the promised land!

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ALY already throwing out some prelim #'s for Thurs/FRI. The NW trend and stronger should, in the end, make this another decent snowfall for most in SNE.

WE WATCH WITH INTEREST A POTENT WAVE DIVING SOUTHEAST ACROSS THE

ROCKIES WITH POTENTIAL PHASING TO TAKE PLACE OVER THE EASTERN

CONUS THURSDAY NIGHT. OPERATIONAL MODEL CONSENSUS FAVORS PHASING

TO OCCUR BUT JUST TO OUR SOUTH AND EAST WHICH RESULTS IN THE

SURFACE LOW TRACK OFF THE DELMARVA COAST THURSDAY NIGHT AND

SOUTHEAST OF CAPE COD BY MIDDAY FRIDAY. THIS TRACK WOULD TAKE THE

HEAVIER AXIS OF SNOW AWAY FROM THE REGION. HOWEVER...A CLOSER LOOK

AT THE ENSEMBLES/PLUME DIAGRAMS OFFER A WIDE DEGREE OF SOLUTIONS.

FOR ALBANY...GEFS PLUMES SUGGEST AROUND 1/3 OF AN INCH OF QPF

WITH A FEW MEMBERS UP TO 1 INCH. THE SREFS ARE HIGHER WITH AN

AVERAGE NEAR 1/2 OF AN INCH OF QPF. PER COLLABORATION WITH

NEIGHBORING OFFICES AND HPC...SEEMS OUR SOUTHERN ZONES COULD BE

MORE IMPACTED THAN THOSE LOCATIONS FURTHER NORTH. WE WILL CONTINUE

TO HIGHLIGHT IN THE HWO THIS MORNING. SO WE WILL STAGGER THOSE POPS

WITH LOWER VALUES NORTH OF I90 TOWARD HIGH END LIKELY POPS FOR THE

CATSKILLS...MID HUDSON VALLEY AND NW CT. HIGHLY PRELIMINARY

ACCUMULATIONS POINTS TOWARD HIGH END ADVISORY LEVEL SNOW ALONG AND

SOUTH OF I90 IN NY...INCLUDING SOUTHERN VT AND THE BERKS WITH

VALUES OF 4-7 INCHES. FURTHER NORTH...2-5 INCHES WHICH WILL BE

BORDERLINE HEADLINES.

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could be balanced by ratios....good chance I'll be in Brookline for this one if my cousin is home. Need to buy a computer and want to go to Apple store down there.

You do know that there is an Apple store at the Rockingham Mall in Salem, NH, right? Why go to MA and pay the sales tax?

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