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EastonSN+

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  1. Words cannot describe the joy I would feel.
  2. Think about February 2013. Low to the NW. Rain for half the forum to start. Storm explodes and all change to snow.
  3. Does not matter if u have a low exploding to the SE/East of us. Flow is from the north. The low that the NE forum is alluding to hurts during the initial overrunning, NOT the CCB.
  4. WE HAD A FORKY SIGHTING!! I think that means he sees potential for the area.
  5. You will snow under the heavy bands. This is not 97/98 with no cold in all North America. Explain to me how dynamic cooling would not work in this situation.
  6. It's extremely small. I took one off my dog earlier.
  7. Honestly that run is almost the perfect case scenario. Per the NE forum then Korean model did same thing LOL.
  8. Dynamic cooling. If the precip comes down heavy enough you WILL snow.
  9. Lol the EURO does the 1888 low pressure loop.
  10. Track is near perfect. Forget the thermals, with the precip rates this is a lot of heavy wet snow (no not white rain if you are under the banding).
  11. It's plenty cold enough if the precip is heavy enough
  12. Yeah it's all or nothing. At least we have something to track. Fear that this may come way west.
  13. GEFS are further south from 6z. Suppression for CPK a potential.
  14. I still do I snow till April!
  15. The snow band looks like it's setting up generally in the same area as the last storm a couple days ago. This has more juice.
  16. Talk about temp shock YOY.
  17. I must add, closer to the coast CAN still be snow for the CP if the storm is bombing.
  18. IF. IF this is the result it WILL snow in almost all of this forum. I will warn that there is a lean west on the individuals.
  19. Hopefully we can trim away the lows running over Long Island.
  20. Yup intensity and track. The problem this year has been a strongly coupled La Nina. RECORD troughing off the west coast and a dominant northern stream (again la Nina) has limited the air mass considerably on the east coast. The sad part, this setup would have absolutely buried us in almost all other setups (any setup other than strong la Nina and El Nino (97/98) conditions. If this setup happened last March CPK would have EASILY breached 10 inches. Timing is everything.
  21. It's simple for your area, if the storm is off the coast and the precip is intense enough you WILL snow.
  22. Looks like the models are trying to fill in New Jersey like a coloring book.
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