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5 hours ago, Allsnow said:

Yes, but I believe that was a bit east of the classic benchmark track. Our last east coast blizzard from DCA to Bos was back in 2016. 

If you’re  talking about January 23rd blizzard, Boston really didn’t get that much from that

6 hours ago, jm1220 said:

A coworker offered his place up the next time there’s a big lake effect event or major nor’easter that’s a crappy rainstorm on the coast. I’ll definitely be taking him up on that at some point lol

I would too lol

18 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

For work. I’ll be back this weekend. 

What’s their snow cover right now?

7 hours ago, jm1220 said:

I met coworkers for dinner last night and it was really treacherous and nasty when I left my hotel. An hour later, there were just a few clouds around and the band was gone. It really was from 8-9am and the evening when conditions were pretty bad. It was 9F this morning which made everything feel very wintry for a change. Of course it’ll all be gone in 24 hours and even here it’ll spike to 60 on Sat. 

John you moved to Syracuse? Or you’re just there for work?

2 hours ago, David-LI said:

18z GFS with 4 cutters in a row

when will it end?

Never! This winter blows haha

Hopefully it don’t last

1 minute ago, Allsnow said:

It did get marginally better but it wasn’t enough. Euro n uk next

GFS- shortwave is definitely bigger as it develops through 18hrs

Rpm clownmap?

I don’t get why I can’t post my thinking here... why does it have to be deleted. Yanks and a lot of other guys post their maps and they don’t get deleted. 

2 minutes ago, Bostonseminole said:

what do you have for MA? I don't get your map sorry..

Foxborough and southeast 2-4... coating - 2 inches northwest of that, including Boston 

My thinking this trends North last minute 

SREF spread

Rap looks really north of every model at the end of its run

If this goes another 50 miles west we’re in a reaching distance for a 1-3 inches region wide

15 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Rpm was close to a lot more. That 2-4 band was from a developing CCB/deformation but the whole thing almost jumped east and redeveloped and just shut off the snow abruptly. 

U got a map cuzi? 

Nam looks a bit better for Tuesday night

8 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

For tonight 

It’s going to be too dry to precipitate, yes you may get a snow shower but I don’t think this is even worth posting

Just now, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:

Brian, I would take your scenario over Will's to be honest, but either one works, I just think the models have less of a case with the phase then they would with the lead shortwave moving.  The potential for a phase is still present, 60 hours out is enough time, plenty of time for the guidance to swing in the other direction, we need a benchmark position with a sub 985mb low.  Anything about that intensity will not get us the banding intense enough to get the needed rates for a 6"+ amounts, but if the storm ends up blowing up before the benchmark and is sub-980mbs we will get a huge impactful storm.  That disturbance that dives into the trough and tries to phase with the southern branch system is still over the British Columbia, Canadian province.  There are less RAOBs out there to get a good enough sample on the system.

It’s dead jim

except Eastern Long Island And cape

17 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

MAM qualifies as porn.  Sorry! ;-)

 

I retired MAM a long time ago, haven’t you heard, I’m building a super weather computer. It will be out this fall!

It’s always thread the needle when it comes to us getting snow. Hopefully a North trend in the last 36 hours

3 minutes ago, Zelocita Weather said:

Does the Euro show anything for Tue/Wed?

 

Complete miss. It does however have a dusting for tonight

that would be a great hit for our area!

34 minutes ago, MaineJayhawk said:

06Z NAM brings the low right over the Cape.  Come back, bridge jumpers!