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  2. That would be so fitting with a thread starting 5 days before the anticipated event.
  3. The snow is sticking in Chicago. Courtesy of EarthCam:
  4. I am hoping we can get follow up storm systems tracking south of Long Island in the coming weeks and months when it’s colder. We saw a storm take a similar track on 12-5-20 to our south with mostly rain along the coast. With very amped systems early in the season we need strong Arctic high pressure over New England like we got back on 11-15-18.
  5. I really thought the morning EURO would have trended more amped and head into the GFS camp after it nuked at 0z. But it went the exact opposite way, I dunno. Nothing to glean
  6. ..and why there should be considerable caution regarding putting out potential snowfall accumulation predictions....too early in the "game"...
  7. EW 12/8-14: huge change in just 3 days: will it hold? 11/25 run: 11/28 run: ————— EW 12/1-7: huge change in just 3 days 11/25 run: 11/28 run:
  8. Is this storm really supposed to cut up to lake michigan??..it looks like it wants to keep moving east?.
  9. Everyone (minus Indiana wtf man is going on there) has close calls. If you keep out Texas you’re feeling programs to schedule the School of the Blind and you’ll bet get big OOC again.
  10. 6z was a hoot Maybe we can whiff the region by Tuesday
  11. Models still undecided. However, Looks like the EURO is getting flatter while the GFS seems to have somewhat put the brakes on the NW tug. GFS starting to cave?
  12. This will be the 20th winter I’ve lived in the eastern panhandle of WV. In that time, I’ve had one accumulating snow during the first week of December: 12/6/2009 with 2.9”.
  13. 19.6 for the low. Horses broke the chains on two gates. Just shot some fixing them. That’s what happens when you introduce a new one ! It’s cold out .
  14. Big story this year continues to be the strong W to NW flow behind the lows racing by to our north. So far this year has had 63 days at Newark with wind gusts reaching 40 mph or higher. This resulted in the impressive sieche on Lake Erie
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