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  1. EastonSN+
    Lol in 1970 they had to be patient for 30 years.
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    I hate to say it but we were due for a cold and dry winter.
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    That's a really sizable jump
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    Thanks for this at least the gefs tries to move the trough a little West and the geps does the same to a lesser extent. On a side note I cannot remember when we have been on the backside of a trough like this for an extended period of time perhaps not since the eighties.
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    EPO flips negative again after a short positive time on the gefs. PNA starts to relax and the block remains this looks like a better opportunity for us.
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    On a side note that looks like pretty intense snow squalls in The lakes region
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    This is the positive EPO you are seeing
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    Forky did mention a few pages ago that this period could easily be cold and dry.
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    If this forecast holds up the next storm the Delmarva has been doing well recently.
  10. EastonSN+
    Borrowed from the middle Atlantic forum.
  11. EastonSN+
    Wave spacing hurt the ability for this to come up the coast.
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    This would be fun to watch.
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    Wow!
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    Yeah we are stuck in this decadal pattern unfortunately. Hopefully this shakes up in a couple years, however personally I can live without frigid cold as long as it's cold enough to snow.
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    All three ensemble suites look fine. At this point we need some sort of a shake up otherwise it's a Mid-Atlantic and southeast favorable pattern for snow.
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    Are there any sites where historical data for thunderstorms are listed for NYC?
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    When watching the model runs always look to that lobe to the Northeast if that is further south then the storm will be squashed South.
  19. EastonSN+
    Something you don't see on a model everyday.
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    There was also record high temperatures in the 80s as well it was a disaster all around for snowfall. Only five above average snowfall Winters for New York City in the 30-year period of 1970 through 1999.
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    As long as it's cold enough to snow
  22. EastonSN+
    On the bright side at least the Mid-Atlantic can get some snow.
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    Gefs a bit south of the 6z run.
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    Will be interesting to see if the gefs matches the op.
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