BombsAway1288

It doesn't really matter if it was a happy ending rub n tug. If the women were being held against their will, it's human trafficking and it's bad whether he knew it or not

Nice job, again. Looks like you verified everywhere with numbers except for MVY, which I don't think you were even really forecasting for the islands. Also, nailed the extra inch of your range for extreme NE Mass.

Heavy snow here. Going out with a bang before the changeover!

Maybe it won't bust as high as I thought in terms of the NWS. I was going off one local forecast I saw on TV. Didn't even look at NWS until now

Yeah this is going to bust high, at least here on the water as I was only expecting a a sloppy inch that wouldn't accumulate due to crappy rates. Over 1" here already. As others have said, it'll be a race to the changover

This..... On another note, this thing is going to overperform here on the water in Boston. 1" down with a heavy, filled-in radar back to the SW.

Go back to the Mid-Atlantic forum. Don't you have to go track those 6"-8" that LWX had out yesterday for DC instead of coming in here to comment on a D8 fantasy storm that of course is going to change run-to-run being that far out?

Talk about diurnal range!!! Those ranges are incredible!

Yes, in fact even the flights coming from the West Coast going to Europe were flying over PA and south of LI instead their normal route which basically goes up into Northern Central Canada and over the arctic. That's some detour to take advantage of the jetstreak. Numbers must have been like some pilots have ever seen

Thoughts on Upton's forecast map this morning now? They seem to be going a lot higher now than what you were saying yesterday. Looks like they got their info straight now. Thoughts?

Very impressive. That's normally a 4.5-5 hour flight, if I'm not mistaken

It is because it gives them 3 inches while we get 3 feet.

Now we just need to see the next 3 or 4 model cycle runs on the globals to keep showing it at the very least. If it starts heading to pop up over Detroit or Bermuda by Thursday, then I give up lol

It's been a frustrating winter for the East Coast outside the mountains, I know it's annoying to keep seeing "good patterns" in the long-range but seeing a beast show up like that inside of D10 is one of the more encouraging things I've seen all winter, even if it is one run so far. Usually with the big coastal's we'll see them pop up on runs about now if they're going to happen. It's encouraging in many ways is all I'm trying to say. If these threats in the next two weeks don't pan out though, I'd say it's time to move on to Spring. We'll see.

Ahhh yes the Highlands. Beautiful area ans one of the best places there for storms as it's close enough to the coast for the moisture but not too far inland. I would only say that Northern Sussex and Passaic Counties (West Milford) are better for snow but only because of elevation. Sadly, I'm from Northeastern Bergen County so marginal events weren't my favorite. Averaged about 30-35/yr when I grew up there

You must have flown with a super fast jet streak with that flight also. Pilots were really taking advantge of the extreme jet stream last night as flights from the West Coast going to Europe were flying over Southern New England to catch the heavy tail winds instead of taking the Great Circle Route up through Central Canada like they usually do. Interesting stuff

I was watching my flight radar app last night as some of the planes flying to Europe or just headed east towards the East Coast were showing ground speeds in excess of 750mph. That's unheard. Conversely, flights headed west from Boston were at speeds of only 300-350mph at 38,000ft. That's one hell of a tail wind and head wind respectively

I can imagine with that panel that Ginx posted. We Pray

I'm a June 2017 transplant from Northern NJ where I grew up for a career change. Went to college at UMass-Amherst from 2007-2011 also

That's a thing of beauty. Do you have the snow maps just for fun?

I responded to a comment by one of your posters with "Yeah, less qpf and warmer if anything from yesterday. NWS is going to bust hard with that ridiculously overzealous map they started way too high with. Good rule of thumb, especially in these CAD/marginal temp situations is to start low and take em up the closer you get as need be. Not the other way around as the public now has the wrong idea in their heads. " and I got attacked by everyone. I even left a good luck message in the storm mode thread last night. I was just trying to remind everyone of the north trend/faster ML warmth in these storms this year because some people were going bonkers with the silly snow maps and LWX numbers. You guys are brutal. I was rooting for DC to get 6" being the last 3 years have been crap down there but now I hope you get 1"-3" that just washes and melts away the next day anyway.

I'm really not though. Yeah it's been a shitty year here but there's going to be ratters and regression. I got 4" yesterday so I'm happy as a big in sh*t for this year. My first post last night ended with a "good luck". If anything, I was happy for your area/DC area for having a "good" year this year compared to us because the last 3 years have been crap in the Mid-Atlantic. That is until I got attacked.

TBH I didn't really know you guys were all over the under doing of the ML warmth. From what I was reading last night, everyone was posting these snowmaps and talking about 6-10" of thump before a changeover. As you can see in my post from last night, I was just reminding everyone about the ML warmth push which some people seemed to be poo pooing. Sorry I didn't have time to go back 8 pages to read and analyze every persons opinion.

Not trolling. Was just pointing out that the ML warmth has been underdone on the models this year up here and everyone got all offended. Yeah, this year has sucked here but I'd much rather be here for snow then where your sub-forum is. Climo

When I said sucks to be you living in/from West Virginia I was talking about the fact that it sucks to be from there and not comparing seasonal snowfall totals. I think DCA has more than Boston does this year.