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    GFS caves. Closing off East of Delmarva.
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    Yeah, just like Juno...
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    Every time you mention the name Juno it gives undo credibility to the Weather channel's marketing ploy of naming winter storms. Secondly, I didn't see a single flake in that storm 25 miles West of the city. This storm will make it much further West even if the more tucked in solutions are incorrect.
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    Close to 4 feet West of Boston.
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    Still snowing here.
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    Mega hit East of the Hudson river. Still have work to do West of the city.
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    Still deepening. Down to 957mb.
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    962mb. Storm force winds well inland.
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    Looks a lot like the 12z ICON.
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    Look how it backs the flow. Going to be a beast.
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    That's not confluence. That's part of the trough.
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    Is #20 available?
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    Eventually the trailing low takes over and deepens. Go home ICON, you've had too many pilsners.
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    12z ICON with the two separate lows that I was alluding to.
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    Don't forget ratios will be at least 15 to 1. You can almost 1.5X those numbers.
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    I'll take the 974mb South of LI for $500 Alex.
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    For one, it could be convective feedback issues. It happens sometimes when you have really explosive convection to the Northeast of where the surface low should be. Sometimes the surface low will try to chase that convection which would never happen in reality. I've also seen cases where we thought it might be convective feedback but the further East idea ended up being correct. It's a crapshoot.
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