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  1. I like where we stand at this time for Sun-Mon system. It seems to me because of the fast flow that system has no chance of cutting or even hugging. It’s either out with a whiff or all snow. At this time I’d have to agree with the more snowy side because the storm is moving fast but it also has heavy precipitation 1-1.5 inches of QPF so the fast flow balances with the shift east which cools off columns and we snow. Plus models aren’t that bad in this timeframe, let’s be honest.

  2. 10 minutes ago, mikem81 said:

    GFS gets pushed east a little too early, but decent run and exactly what we wanted to see after the EURO.  GFS has a huge amount of cold air coming in as the storm hits and thats what shuns it a bit east.

    Honestly bro that’s as best as it’s going to get because it’s a fast mover.

     

    edit: gfs FV3 is a stronger storm and closer to coast, doesn’t look like any rain for the immediate nyc region but Long Island switches over. Too far to be looking at that now. Very nice pattern coming up

  3. Just now, BombsAway1288 said:

    You have to give pause that it's the ICON though. I would love that solution as much as you guys but sadly, it's the ICON showing that right now

    ITs the same track as the eps and eps is the best model. In fact the eps is a bit southeast of the icon so that gives you that extra 50-60 miles of leeway for Long Island to enjoy a mostly snow event

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  4. 5 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

    It didn't go south but it's much drier. This 18z run gives a 1 inch snowfall for much of NJ, while the 12z run was 3 inches for central NJ.

    It’s more consolidated meaning the precipitation shield is bigger which we needed if you want snow in New York City. Albeit it’ll be an inch or so but that plus Monday it’s looking very interesting times for tracking

  5. 58 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

    No -NAO, SE ridge flexes, no -AO to lock the TPV in SE Canada, the TPV stretches and lifts north because there’s no AO block, storm will cut just like the Euro showed. Very believable scenario (cutter, rain) and IMO the most likely for Monday 

    You seen the eps

  6. 1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

    Clown range rgem went wild for SNE this weekend...but I'm really waiting for ukie and euro. GFS has been struggling with this one in terms of consistency. All over the map. 

     

     

    Do you have the link to the extended rgem? I thought that only went to 48 hours

  7. 58 minutes ago, Sn0waddict said:

    Incredible how far apart the NAM and GFS are for the Friday storm given it’s only 54 hrs away.

    If I were to guess I’d think the Friday deal is a dud and than the boundary moves up north and we get a light event whether it’d be a rain/snow mix or white rain. But the Monday’s event could be big

  8. Just now, ORH_wxman said:

    06z EPS is gung ho for Monday. So much in fact that it's giving ptype issues to SE areas...but given they are kind of the NW outlier at the moment, it's not the worst thing  

     

     

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    How would the winds be with this storm. That’s a really nice look. Any chance we get a blizzard out of this or is it more of a low forming off a frontal passage?

  9. 3 minutes ago, 87storms said:

    Agreed and after I looked at the 12z gfs I didn’t want to say anything to bring the vibe down, but it looked squashy at h5.  I don’t think the upper level pattern has been ideal all year.  We’ve just gotten lucky with the progressive cold shots in an active pattern.  That might hold true over the next couple weeks as well.

    The gfs is the worst model I wouldn’t make my forecast based on the gfs. Everything is on the air at this time

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