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I did not mind this winter, we had great snow cover the entire winter in numerous events to track. Even though this upcoming event will likely be a disappointment it will probably give a light snowfall of wonderful inches which is on par for the rest of the year and yet another storm which whitens the ground. Personally at 50% leverage. Central Park is 50% of the 30-year 1970 through 1999 average. We keep talking about extinct clippers coastal huggers of years ago, now extinct benchmark tracks, it was good to see our first 1980s cold season suppressed cutter track we thought was extinct and took 40 plus years to come back LOL. Also was refreshing to see that New Orleans and Florida can still get historic snowfalls in the warming climate.

I am ready for spring. Disappointing that the storm this week is not looking as good as it did, would have been nice to end the winter with a large storm.

It seems that there's two camps, one which is stronger and is closer to the coast and the other camp wish gains a certain amount of latitude then heads almost due east which is what the app did.

Is that the mean for the entire event? Can you post the frame after that I want to see if it's heading north east or due east Thanks

Just hit 1 inch. 15.55 STD

Just hit 1 inch. 15.55 STD

Hope CPK posts their total soon.

If it does end up as depicted by the Euro congrats Delmarva. I have to think that this may be their snowiest year in history if this comes through.

0.75 today. 15.3 STD

0.75 today. 15.3 STD

The issue for me is not that we don't have enough time to trend back, as it is still very close, it's more the fast flow that has not relented all year and we are finally seeing the effects. If this was 2011 I wouldn't worry at all. Basically the SE ridge that is unbeatable and pumped up this storm suddenly becomes weak. Brooklyn WX was likely correct in saying it's not the SE ridge flexing it's nothing more than an amplifying system pumping up heights not a super ridge that apparently is doing nothing now.

Yeah bad afternoon for sure.

The low pressure was further east this run.

Hoping Central Park gets at least a half an inch.

AI also.

That was my take away from this run, as it moved East/captured later

Not good if that's the case he's usually spot on.

It was not a bad take as it was a later capture and therefore was deceiving initially as it wasn't as good as the previous run.

Did Forky provide an opinion yet?

Was captured a bit later on the icon so I was able to move a bit further east before turning North also when it was captured the precipitation shield expanded West (watered down 2013). Positive to see we still got a hit but negative to see it did move with the other guidance East or later capture. Regardless of what the GFS shows it's going to be interesting to see the 18z euro

I have no idea. I'm hoping Brooklyn WX jumps in this thread and puts a positive post up. Have to admit this was extremely deflating. I thought the southeast ridge was unbeatable.

It's Southeast ridge versus fast flow in this scenario.

I posted a lot earlier that I feared that this would miss us. Seeing the CMC move drastically East since 0z is also concerning.

I hope this ends up being the Southeastern most outlier but looking at the ensembles that's not the case.