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  2. Chinook
    On October 6, say goodbye to the NAM, HREF, and SREF, and say hello (?) to some or all of these things replaced with RRFS/ensemble RRFS. I don't know what that's going to look like and I don't know how various web sites will deal the new data feed. I would imagine that the SREF was not really preferred for various reasons. However, it is definitely going to feel strange going to the Pivotalweather or College of Dupage web sites, and not see the NAM, at all, ever.
  3. Dan76
    All low 70's here on the S Shore and bays
  4. Voyager
    Thanks! I hope so, because life right now, between the pain and fatigue, just isn't fun.
  5. mitchnick
    Eps totals thru Friday, with showers still in the area.
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  7. mitchnick
    Hoping we see this advertised from the Eps come winter.
  8. mitchnick
    Eps looks like it'll come in with a similar qpf/storm progression outcome, thought likely not as extreme, as the operational.
  9. Baroclinic Zone
    They blew em out!
  10. mitchnick
    Let me be the first.
  11. BrianW
    Thankfully I don't live anywhere near Newark. I have been out on my boat just about every day this week and the long Island sound water temps are still mid 70's. The middle of the sound out to the race is still 75-77 degrees..
  12. mitchnick
    Slp just sits off the coast. Chilly in the wake of the storm. Hello Fall! Will this be a familiar scenario thru the winter? Let's hope.
  13. MarcmmKU
    Cold and snow are much less correlated north of 44 N.
  14. mitchnick
    Rain doesn't stop on Euro until 108hrs. Lol
  15. mitchnick
    Totals thru Tuesday 11pm. Still raining south of PA border too
  16. JenkinsJinkies
    Called it.
  17. mitchnick
    Euro coming in pretty wet now too thru 78hrs and more to fall.
  18. mitchnick
    Thru 138hrs, total qpf on the EuroAI.
  19. GaWx
    https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/CFSv2/CFSv2seasonal.shtml
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  21. LakePaste25
    Yeah for record highs in the winter at least, the classic way to do that around here is a Great Lakes Cutter tracking north and west of here. rainy/wet snow/slop mix coastals without cold air are more of a warm overnight low type of deal, and those are what I expect. December 2015 was the weird one because we actually did get lows going well NW despite being a super El Niño.
  22. kdxken
    Yeah it's weird. Always seems to happen around this time of year too.
  23. michsnowfreak
    Have a link to the actual main site?
  24. WxUSAF
    The storm after the storm. Thats the one to watch
  25. michsnowfreak
    El ninos are usually even more overcast than usual in our already overcast winter climate. That automatically keeps lows up. Though I still expect a subzero night or two.
  26. powderfreak
    60/39 The house is a little chilly all the sudden, ha. Crazy how it can go from stuffy the other day to wearing a hoodie inside.
  27. 40/70 Benchmark
    2016 looks okay for Feb....
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