LibertyBell
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forecast for my area south of I-80 has been upped to 8-12 now and a winter storm warning, it is the furthest south and furthest west county under a winter storm warning
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the 4" line continues to get higher, however like you stated this wont be a 10:1 storm for us and the NBM still has a mean around 1.9" So a 1-2 inch forecast for NYC and the coast would be the right one right now.
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could be different patterns play to the strengths and weaknesses of different models
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I missed the Grand Fantasy System post, that guy is funny sometimes haha I'm going to start saying that too
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does sound like March 2001, lots of wasted rain at the beginning there too
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my place in the Poconos is the most southwesterly location under a winter storm warning now for 8-12 inches of snow, so the forecast for there has actually seen an increase in snowfall predictions.....and that is just south of I-80 !
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the stock market is no indication of the economy but thats a different discussion entirely
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snow will occur at the end not the beginning
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From my experience when dealing with a storm that's going to impact the entire subforum with snow, you see a clear signal on the vast majority of the models by now.
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Don on average when is our last accumulation of the season? I feel like over 50% of the time it is on or before the 24th?
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Hey this is really nice, do you have anything that simulates global cloud and storm patterns overlaid on a 3D map of the planet?
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Sequator is hands down the best program to use for stacking, it removes light pollution and even airplanes from images too! Photopills is pretty good too, I do most of those calculations by sidereal time when dso or stars get close to local landmarks like the top of a tree or nearby house lol. I usually plan and calculate these times a few months in advance and have several different sessions planned around the days around a new moon to minimize light pollution.
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Yes, hoping we can get that again, it would be nice to see something like that in this kind of 'winter'
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The last picture didn't upload properly so let's try it again.
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Total of 8 inches of a heavy wet snow in the Poconos, pretty heavy on the trees, putting them in a precarious position. There's also a layer of ice under the heavy wet snow, I think the bottom layer melted and refroze. It didn't stop falling until like 1 in the afternoon, it fell for over 24 hours since it started Friday morning.
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For now I'll say anything better than this season is good I might revisit that next season if it's 60 in December and raining lol
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I'll post some pics from today in the 3/11 thread. edit-- posted 4 to show what it looks like on the trees.
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two out of three isn't too shabby (82-83 and 15-16) vs 97-98 although other strong el ninos which weren't "super" have also been good like 57-58 It always depends on blocking if you dont have that enso doesn't matter, they'll all be bad.
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hold up lol, it snowed until 1 pm and a total of 8 inches, I'm afraid of losing some trees because the weight of the snow is so heavy on them. And there is ice under the snow, the snow is really wet and heavy so it looks like the bottom layer melted and refroze. Going down to 26 tonight, it's already 29.
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omg they already got 8 inches in that area that ended this afternoon
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lol brings back such "nice" memories of the 80s and early 90s. Even the Poconos won't get 6 inches from this will they-- especially the southern Poconos around Lake Harmony, at 2,000 ft asl?
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Yes halving those numbers still gets you to a foot or just over in the KPOU area.
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10:1 is not happening, halve these numbers
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it's like the different globals are taking their turns keeping our attention lol I don't think we have any chance of getting 6" of snow, but a 3-5 inch event is still pretty good, especially this season.
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halve that and still not bad
