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Which one will come closest ? IMO the Canadian is the most reasonable as of tonight....
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and then you have to consider the strong LP along the mid- atlantic coast shown on the 12Z Canadian - lets see if the Canadian shows that at 0Z
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Next weekends event is not set in stone - amazing how many are assuming its just going to be plain rain........
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and setting up a FB page and website and promoting yourself as an expert and getting people to pay you for your services is even easier !
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Probably similar to just about everyone else - right most of the time but busts sometimes - Collier holds a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology and a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University and The University of Tulsa..
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That's on the table of possibilities but also there has been mention of this being an active back door cold front season which could lower temperatures in the northern mid atlantic and northeast - so it could be milder than average south of the Mason Dixon Line but much cooler north of it- thats also on the table
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any evidence ?
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continuing the winter long trend of model guidance getting cooler as we approach the event.........
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than post some
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12Z Canadian strong blocking - models are beginning to agree that this won't cut
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Roads around here are not blacktop anymore - they are grey/whitetop - pothole season right around the corner..........
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Storm is not going to cut past the lower Ohio Valley because of all the blocking up north - it's going to be a Miller B where it reforms somewhere off the Mid- Atlantic coast and all the fine details are not obvious yet more questions than answers at the moment . As for Steve he has a knack for busts in his forecast just like many others online - not that there is anything wrong with that .
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NYC average snowfall for February is still under 10 inches - anything more is above average of course and not expected BUT not impossible
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FYI today is Feb. 9th - premature IMO to even entertain that thought sorry ! Reminds me of all the warmsters here back in early January
