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  1. EastonSN+
    The funniest is the town right next to bdr, Fairfield Connecticut, also officially ported 27 which would make it a 13-inch difference over a few miles lol.
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    Any snowfall totals from Ocean City Maryland yet?
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    I always hated that map as I live in Southwest Connecticut and at the time Norwalk. We officially had 27 inches and I still have the newspaper LOL. That map has me at 10 to 20 in correctly.
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    LOL I remember we thought that the coastal hugger was extinct given that we rarely ever saw it 2000 till this storm. Same with clippers till recently.
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    I lived in Norwalk up until 2014 when I moved to Easton. Oddly I experienced 12 1ft plus storms in my lifetime in Norwalk, however since 2014 here in Easton I have only experienced one foot plus storm.
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    Southwest Connecticut.
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    Only four times in recorded history, and one of them was 1888 one of the best of all time. I would pay almost anything to have a repeat of 1888 now.
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    I think it's worth mentioning that Central Park only had 4 one foot plus snow storms in March in recorded history. Getting a KU 1-ft Plus in March has never been common in Central Park, ever.
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    Like 2015 I do not consider this a bust. In 2015 I was supposed to get almost 3 ft and got 7 inches, and in this event was supposed to get one to two feet and got nine and a half inches. Disappointments but not a bust, even the city had a six to eight event out of this. To me a bust is like what Philadelphia was supposed to get in 2015 which was 6 to 12 inches and got zero.
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    I would sign up for a repeat of that in a heartbeat.
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    Would fit the theme from December of coating to 2-inch events.
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    Another decent hit for the Mid-Atlantic on this run.
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    With regards to the teleconnections the most consistent this season are a continued negative nao and negative EPO. More variability in the AO and potentially PNA.
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    Quick spike with the AO a strong storm signal?
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    Starting to see a decent wave in phase one.
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    If we do get the RNA, one difference as compared to last two years is that it does not look at this time that the trough would be too far west into far south into Baja. Delicate balance as we do not want a grinder effect.
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    If we do not lose that low, would a less intense low work as well?
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    What's hilarious is my childhood vacation spot Ocean City Maryland is going to do great with respect to average snowfall once again this year. Even they are doing better than us compared to average.
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    Having a coastal hugger and a mostly rain event would complete the 1980s profile of cold and dry and warm and wet lol.
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    Thunder snow in Kansas city! Hoping they reach 12 inches for the first time since 1962.
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    I hope this one works out
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    On the gefs the 50/50 low to the east is what we need to keep this from hugging too much or cutting. Something to watch. I kind of see what Chuck is saying about the nao when looking at Greenland. However that's definitely a negative AO.
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    Thanks for this as always however Storm chaser Chuck in the Middle Atlantic forum seems to think this will be a rain event. That being said they are south of us.
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    Litchfield county in Connecticut absolutely raked in that depiction.
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