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    6z EURO is 50-100 miles from something huge. Eastern LI gets a foot. Anyone have the EPS?
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    We needed that 100 mile shift west to stay in the game and we got it
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    The orientation of the trough coming down from SE Canada continues to trend more and more NW to SE as opposed to E to W as it lowers in the Upper Midwest. I think this is being caused by a lobe in SE canada but cant confirm. Its on the EC and not GFS as shown below EC-AIFS Model – Z500, Vort, & Wind for Eastern U.S. | Tropical Tidbits AIGFS Model – Z500, Vort, & Wind for Eastern U.S. | Tropical Tidbits
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    Cant imagine this was written after the 12Z guidance
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    The problem is that this lobe in trending weaker and north and east not stronger and west
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    The GFS was 500 miles off on the other hand.... GFS Model – MSLP & Precip for Eastern U.S. | Tropical Tidbits
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    Last Tuesday 12Z EURO (it ended up further north by 100 miles or so, but not 500 miles) ECMWF Model – MSLP & Precip for Northeast U.S. | Tropical Tidbits
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    Can you show this on the current model map? Would be curious what pieces we actually need to change and why the GFS is showing close to a major blizzard (still escapes east 6 hours early) versus the complete miss Euro/UK solutions
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    Not sure exactly what to make of this, but tomorrow is really last day for material changes from OTS to coastal. Its not going from nothing to storm in last 72 hours. Boxing Day was a long time ago and im hoping the models have improved since then
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    Not sure we’ve ever seem a good storm when Euro is complete whiff 100 hours out
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    This looks dead based on the EURO direction last few cycles.
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    AI GFS looks NW of 06 by a bit as well.
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    I think today is a day where each model can jump 200-250 miles in either direction. Once within 72-96 hours that’s much less likely as you get 50-100 mile moves and then the typical 25-50 shift within 24-48 hours
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    Can anyone on here intelligently explain why this may or may not come the up the coast or go OTS? What are the main players on the field here
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    Really bad trends overnight. Need to see some improvement in next 24 hours or this is over
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    Comical how off the surface temps have been. Weather app has been estimating based on models and has been almost ten degrees too high all day compared to reality
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    Seems like Long Island had best banding from 11am-2pm and got the snow it needed then to get close to a foot before the sleet. I think well see higher finals in NNJ and SNY close to 20 when all reporting is in, but not a huge disparity in the immediate metro area as the sleet line may have sugested
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    I’m at an even foot here in garden city south. Had 10 inches of snow and at least 2 inches of sleet since 230pm when in flipped. Very hard to measure as I’m sure some compacted but 12 inches in Nassau south of the LIE is a win
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    Any chance NYC/LI gets some snow as the low pulls NE?
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    I would have thought the sleet line would slow given the location of the coastal in ideal spot, but guess the primary is hanging on as well...
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    https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?parms=DOX-N0C-1-48-100-usa-rad
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    Maybe I’m looking at wrong map on COD but it seems to be advancing on the Philly radar using the sleet correlation mode
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    Sleet line looks to he moving quickly again. anyone able to confirm if flipped in philly already? We need to watch philly then trenton 195 area and see how quick warm air aloft is moving
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