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Posts posted by North and West
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That's exactly what I thought he meant.
The experts generally don’t like to use simple, straightforward language when communicating ideas. You see it in meteorology as well as Covid; my opinion is that they seem to want to sound as smart as possible to their peers, rather than their audience, who then get lost and tune them out, leading said experts to be annoyed when they’re not listened to.
Just my $0.02. I see it in sales and marketing, too.
Don’t bore us, get to the chorus.
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Conservatism is the way to go, especially this far out. But they also complain that no one listens to them because this is a social media world now
They’re in a tough spot. They can’t go HAM at this stage but then complain when people chase shiny Twitter forecasts.
Do you ever read their presentations? They’re god awful. I do internationally-based marketing and business development and I wish I could help the NWS. They’re making 1995 presentations in the 2020s.
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What does Janice Huff think?
You better listen to Lonnie.
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I think we know which camp the NAM is in, and I'm not surprised.
It used to be a saying that the NAM and Euro combo was deadly.
You can see the absolute mega band of lift setting up already at hour 84.
How’s this for our west of the city friends?
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Going off of absolutely nothing except recent experience and 30+ years of watching this, this is probably not a storm that hits my immediate area that hard (MMU and Morris County). I think someone mentioned the way the low gets here, and the way it’s forecasted to go favors eastern sections.
Not looking to be a Debbie Downer, just looking to be realistic. Hope I’m wrong. Still only Tuesday, so I would hold off the excitement or disappointment for another day.
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24-48 inches on Long Island with 70-90 mph gusts. Too conservative?
I almost threw my phone across the room after reading that.
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It’s been cold this month. Just a nice steady chill. Wonder when it’ll flip, because that’s what it does.
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Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Dont diminish seasonal precedent of trending east with a fast flow. Especially if it starts to show again
This is too far out to get excited
And it is certainly too far out to dismiss another out to sea possibility
There seems to be a subforum opinion that we have to have a major snow this January. The pattern is too good.
Yet the pattern keeps proving hostile
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The GFS will almost always throw out an odd run and yes it's often on the 6z or 18z cycle. However if 0Z models all trend east then i'd get worried.
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agree 100% anyone who even suggests this might be a HECS 4 - 5 days in advance has a lot to learn IMO...
This is why you don’t go crazy this far out. It may or may not happen, but you set yourself up for heartbreak if you take it was gospel so soon.
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Yup, right up there with March 2001 which many on here are too young to remember.
Mind boggling that they don’t remember that.
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I was in the one-inch snowhole for that storm (Allentown). WSW for 10-16 turned into a coating of pixie dust. A truly awful memory, and reading the reports in this forum of what was happening 50 miles to my east made everything ten times worse.
Hence my point. We all love snowstorms, but verify first. This isn’t my first - or even second - rodeo.
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Please don’t list out amounts yet. I feel this is the same every year. It’s four days away, and that’s four days it can scoot out to sea or run up the Delaware.
I’ve seen this movie before. You may not like the ending.
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This is 4 days out
Plenty of time
I’m not saying it can’t happen, I’m just saying you’re setting yourself up to lose sleep over a girl that may not be in your league.
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Looks like it’s game time. This is giving me the chills. If we reach those pressures we are talking one of the greats with the full plate of impacts. From feet of snow (most likely east) to damaging winds and major coastal flooding.
You’re setting yourself up for disappointment talking like that this far out.
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I’m almost certain that it won’t snow, if only to not get sucked in to checking the models.
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I still don’t get everyone wishing for warm weather in March. It’s just another winter month especially north and west of NYC. To wish for sustained warmth in March is like wishing for sustained cold in September.
Off the top of my head I forget the exact figure but something like 5 of the last 8 winters in NYC March has been the snowiest month and north and west a few of those have been epic and I’ve enjoyed every minute.
Now if we could somehow flip flop the great Marchs for the lousy December’s we’ve been having snow wise I’d be all on board.
Just a pet peeve.
2017 and 2018 dropped a ton of snow in Morris County, FWIW. I can’t recall the past few years. I think everything last year fell in February.
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One of my gripes around these parts is not the snow and cold ( which we don't get a ton of ) but the persistent cloudy, cool, wet weather that seems to hang around from Nov to mid May. This makes even mild winters seem way too long; and then, we go right to hot and humid. So we really only see nice weather in Sept and Oct, but in recent years these months have been plagued with tropical systems that make things like ocean fishing impossible. Each year now I have to delay my garden because we get cold snaps right up til June, something I never remembered as a kid. I waited til very late this year and still had to deal with a late cold snap; things like eggplants and peppers don't recover from that. At least the season lasts a little longer in the fall these days.
I’m growing peppers on my windowsill right now! A plant from last year has regenerated, so it’ll be cool to see how it goes.
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Cold and dry? Snow to rain storms? The 49ers and Bengals on the cusp of the Super Bowl?
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Thats an amazing look frankly. 968 at the benchmark. Take the solution all day long.
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Watch us get a bowling ball right in the middle of an epic warm stretch in mid/late Feb. Bad luck in good pattern good luck in bad pattern (yeah yeah I know I know multiple waves interference spacing fast flow on and on w/r/t this month).
Bingo. I’ve lived through a lot of snowless, meh winters and a lot of fun, snowy winters. A few years back, I took my son to basketball practice and it was warm and muggy and over 70° in mid-February. We got a decent snowstorm a day or two later (2018).
It’s too bad the snow hasn’t worked out now when it’s cold, but everyone seems to think February is just not going to snow at all - which it may not. December was warm and all of us nerds and dweebs here were still surprised by snow on the morning before Christmas. I just wouldn’t go nuts knowing exactly what’s going to happen because we just do not know.
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January 28-30th Possible Nor'easter
in New York City Metro
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yea, right here in this forum… first time’s free
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