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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. It was more than a single Euro run suggesting over a foot of snow and it was not in clown range.
  2. 40" was viable, albeit veryunlikely. 20" was even more viable if the NAO wasn't misdiagnosed inside of 4 days. I'm sorry...calling weather enthusiasts expressing dissapointment over that missed opportunity "stupid "implies you are probably the one that needs a break.
  3. You aren't off of your game. We are trending hard away from PV interaction at day 3-4...that isn't reversing to a large extent.
  4. I haven't been paying much attention to that...Will said the EURO looks like a rainer.
  5. I think that ship has sailed....the ceiling is probably about a foot.
  6. Hopefully one of those later events pan out because it would seriously blow to come out of this with one moderate event.
  7. I wish we'd lose you and bring you back for the non existent ones.
  8. I'll also had that the margin for error is less...meaning this is more likely to continue trending poorly than it is recapture some of that early potential. Even in a bad winter when CT is desperate for snow....that blows dead goats.
  9. I'm not sure why we feel the need to blast people for voicing the fact that 7-10" is dissappointing given this had the potential for so much more..."stupidity"? 'Cmon, dude...40" was a very long shot, but this had a very realistic chance to be a pretty high end ordeal and now it isn't. I'm not sure why storm enthusiasts need to pretend that doesn't blow while at the same time being glad that there is a bonafide event en route during a shitty season. The two aren't mutually exclusive.
  10. Yea, IP transitioned to some moderate freezing rain last night while I was shoveling...pack is glazed.
  11. Nah...its like 8" here. To me, that is pedestrian...didn't mean to give anyone the wrong idea. Nice storm.
  12. I don't think so. The ceiling is certainly lowering, but I'd be pretty shocked if it isn't a widespread warning event.
  13. I agree...I think the capture and crawl scenario has crawled away. We need to hope that wave can close off faster on it's own, which is possible.
  14. I think it's becoming clear that the route to a big storm is to hope that wave can kind go to town in its own faster...that is the hope for a foot or more, otherwise it's a warning event...which is still no small feat this year.
  15. Looks like that PV energy is a no-go....about 36 hours off on the timing. That lead wave is all in its own, and looked better in a discrete sense, but the less interaction with the PV outweighed that so it was a net loss-pedestrian.
  16. Man, I looked at H5 south of LI and thought the EURO looked better than 12z,but the clown cut it in half.
  17. Very Skillful Thursday (2/23) Forecast Not much to analyze in the aftermath of this system, as the Eastern Mass Weather Final Call was very accurate overall. Final Call: Reality: The only minor flaw is that perhaps the southern periphery of the 1-3" zone could have been slightly further to the north, over the Mass border from Connecticut and Rhode Island. Final Grade: A
  18. One of my better efforts, as I had it pretty much nailed down on Sunday. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2023/02/very-skillful-thursday-223-forecast.html
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