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    Eps has more chances
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    You are lucking out Last week and now this week
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    Upton already all in for down here Upton all in Given the supply of low level cold air and unlikelihood of warmer air intruding aloft, this event looks to be all snow for just about the entire region, except maybe the south shore of eastern Long Island for a time. Too early to get into the mesoscale details here, but confidence in significant snowfall amounts over 6 inches continues to increase, with potential for over a foot of snow in areas that experience the best mesoscale lift and snow growth NW of the low track. NE winds should also be quite strong along the coast due to the pressure gradient between the strong high to the north and the developing low, as high as 25-35 mph with gusts up to to 45 mph, causing considerable blowing and drifting of snow and at least near blizzard conditions. Still some question how quickly the low will pull out on Thu, with the ECMWF lagging a little behind the GFS, so steady snow still likely in the morning, then gradually tapering off from W to E through the day. Fair and cold Thu night into Sat with high pressure returning, then some moderation possible with an approaching frontal system. Too early to get into precip type details with this system, just calling it mainly rain/snow at this juncture
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    Upton all in Given the supply of low level cold air and unlikelihood of warmer air intruding aloft, this event looks to be all snow for just about the entire region, except maybe the south shore of eastern Long Island for a time. Too early to get into the mesoscale details here, but confidence in significant snowfall amounts over 6 inches continues to increase, with potential for over a foot of snow in areas that experience the best mesoscale lift and snow growth NW of the low track. NE winds should also be quite strong along the coast due to the pressure gradient between the strong high to the north and the developing low, as high as 25-35 mph with gusts up to to 45 mph, causing considerable blowing and drifting of snow and at least near blizzard conditions. Still some question how quickly the low will pull out on Thu, with the ECMWF lagging a little behind the GFS, so steady snow still likely in the morning, then gradually tapering off from W to E through the day. Fair and cold Thu night into Sat with high pressure returning, then some moderation possible with an approaching frontal system. Too early to get into precip type details with this system, just calling it mainly rain/snow at this juncture
  5. MJO812
    Tick north
  6. MJO812
    Gfs keeps chasing the blob of precip
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    Once again
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    Very cold everywhere
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    It shows sleet at 81 hours with temps below freezing lol
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    He also trolled us in Dec 2010 when the Euro lost the Boxing Day storm.
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    30 inches here
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    Time to break out the SREF. It has been a while.
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    Time to break out the SREF. It has been a while.
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    Yea but majority as it gets closer to us has shifted east
  18. MJO812
    Members are east of the 6z and 0z runs.
  19. MJO812
    I'm on break tracking the models. I already warned my co workers about a possible snowstorm.
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    Haven't checked them in years but I will post the 15z when they come out.
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    Playing with his hose
  22. MJO812
    Holy cannoli Amazing for an ensemble mean
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    I was tracking the 2016 blizzard in Atlantic city. I pulled over to a rest stop to check the serfs and it was showing 2 inches of liquid for NYC. That was the start of a north trend .
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    The euro has an amped bias, not a suppressed one. The GFS usually has a suppressed bias
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