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2 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:
As HM posted on Twitter a few minutes ago in response to Earthlight it would be funny if this thing just ended up entirely suppressed after all of this
It’s not happening. Even with today’s 12z ukmet run was way east and we got a heavy snow event depiction. The area of precip is wide and long!
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2 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:
Is it west or just slower? It was in GA now AL but as long as it goes offshore to the BM we should be fine
It is a bit west of the last run but in my opinion it’s just as good.. don’t have the soundings
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6 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said:
Lock it up.
Don't like the west tick but considering where we were 3 hours ago we can't get Greedy. Need the PV to squash this.
Well I think this will work
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Ukmet 0z run a bit west but ends up having a benchmark track
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Ukmet?
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Just now, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:
I will gladly take 10-20" of snow
I hope you get it James you and I are on the same boat ukmet or nothing
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Just now, allgame830 said:
Not entirely true this could still cause big problems for Monday AM commute with temps falling that rapidly on Sunday and Monday being 20 degrees at best...
It’s holiday should be a bit less
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Cmc looks a lot better
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1 minute ago, Zelocita Weather said:
Honestly it’s not too far from getting squashed south...with the cold/highs/50-50 low present
We want it another 100 Miles south and you would have a benchmark track verbatim a snowstorm
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Major cave towards ukmet
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Incoming
ukmet look
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22 minutes ago, Brasiluvsnow said:
Eric or anyone else did you see Deep Thunder ? It looked good saw it posted in another thread
Can you dm it or post it
gfs colder n south so far
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Gfs definitely south
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1 minute ago, Greg said:
The orientation of the PV is not favorable. Look at the lobes and see how the Low reacts and the overall flow. You want the high pressure to comme in stronger and faster when the Low is at its lowest point in the southwest. The high pressure should not weaken that much but apparently is which in turn alows the low to meet less resistance to move north not to mention a little slow exiting, weak southeast ridge to help
The nam is showing that and also ukmet but that’s not enough yet
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1 minute ago, dryslot said:
Not that it matters, That's a shift to the NW from the 18z run
Gotta toss that run. It just didn’t look right. Rain in Springfield Illinois? Come on
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nam’s digging by the gulf literally at the of its run.. No model has the low pressure that south than the NAM. And that high pressure is moving in from the Alberta at a faster rate than let’s say GFS. Hopefully that PV pressing down shows up more on the future runs.
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2 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:
The pattern argued for this to be fairly squashed and flat as I had posted two days ago when I said the NAM track looked best. Just about everything has trended that way. It’s so weak now though that even southern areas probably won’t see much
Looks like a solid inch will do here from NYC-Boston Temps look good and nam is usually good with temps definitely far better than GFS.
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Nam is really digging there.
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Do we still have a chance in New York City to get all snow?
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How’s the eps look for Boston and nyc
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January 2019 Discussion II
in New England
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