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    Central Park should get close to 2.5 for the season.
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    Cold and dry warm up and rain cold and dry again.
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    Fairfield Norwalk and Darien all reported 27 inches on that storm and I think Bridgeport reported a 15.1 LOL
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    Yeah if I am not mistaken the optimistic period starts past the 5th of January so perhaps we will have a brief trough out west before we get to another trough East. Will be interesting to see which way the EPS leans.
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    Yeah they tend to cause systems to be shredded when the blocking is too far south and we do not have a ridge out west.
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    Gefs gets to the following look which must be due to a spread in The ensemble members. If this look were to verify I would think that the risks would be systems being shredded or weak into the South. On a side note I can never tell if forky is teasing the forum or has legit concerns LOL.
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    GEPS did not take a step back. Let's see what the EPS shows.
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    I think the last two Winters where we had a trough to Baja causing the southeast ridge to link up with the negative nao is entrenched in a lot of minds. We can snow with a trough out west as long as it's not as deep or position too far west.
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    Agreed. Going out to the end of The ensemble runs there tends to be a lot of spread which also may be showing the disparity between a few members of the model suite trying to put a trough out west. Also one can't expect a good look to last throughout the remainder of the winter however it could also be a reload period. LOL I must admit given the last two Winters I am also consciously thinking that something will go wrong.
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    Agreed not sure what looks wrong on the gefs geps or eps. At the very end of the EPs and gefs there is a slight look of a trough out west however that's at the very end and the models may be trying to revert back to a la nina look may never materialize or materialize later.
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    Great post the last couple of years had a trough to Baja west of the Rockies.
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    Perfect
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    Best start to Winter in 3 years
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    Another positive is unlike the last two blocking episodes this time we're not fighting a massive deep RNA to Baja causing the southeast ridge to link with the nao.
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    It's really good to see the same setup appearing in all three ensemble guidance.
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    In my opinion the 2018/2019 winter was underrated for snowfall. We were below average snowfall wise but not by that much. The two March snowstorms really made up for a lot of ground.
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    0.5 inches in Easton Connecticut.
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    Great to see Central Park get their first snowfall.
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    0.5 inch in Easton Connecticut.
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    If I am not mistaken that type of pattern actually favors south of us Southeast sliders. I believe that is why the Delmarva had a lot of snow storms a couple years ago
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    I believe they were in a 4-in snow drought or something along those lines
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    The Euro shares the blame on that one
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    The hrr model starting with hour two shows this and has been showing it.
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    For what it's worth the ggem came in West with the precept shield for the initial batch.
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