RUNNAWAYICEBERG
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I don’t get it. We have relative agreement across the board with small sensible weather differences really (big if you they poll us weenies). Depends how you view it.
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The idea it gets shoved SE or E of the cape is less likely. It looks to track towards NS.
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6z gefs ticked colder and stronger.
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Looks very cold thru 54 at least.
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They will clean up with any goalpost solution.
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6z gfs is south and a crusher.
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Sick. An all timer for the pike peeps.
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What a score that was. They should have retired it when the skies cleared the next day.
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gefs ticked back south after an 18z north tick.
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Ray will not like the UK early occlusion.
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Even though I can’t see much. It has the ULL placed much further south at hr72 vs cmc and a good bit vs gfs. One concludes less warm air flooded ahead of it, snowier solution.
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UK looks nuts.
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Upon further review...euro captures it S of block island so it’s practically splitting gfs and cmc placement wrt to the stall.
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ha. Betting against all other guidance and putting your money down on the cmc?
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The capture occurs much later. SE of Jimmy instead of S of snow88, where most guidance has it.
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Pike region bangs. MPM is sleeping very comfortably after having a 12z euro meltdown.
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Heavy sleet to the CT border for the waa.
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Even the qpf is better than I thought and I still think it could be too light in spots.
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Pretty sick run imo. Someone is going to pile it up. Toss qpf and clown maps for now.
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gfs looking colder.
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We on the same page so hopefully this doesn’t bounce back too far north now.
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That’s awesome and ideal.
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Dude, you are in a great spot. Sure, terrain will play a role but you’ll get it from all angles multiple times like a college girl on spring break.
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Refreshing gfs runs while chasing jay walkers on his bicycle.
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Some of us just want it all frozen. Yes, I’m hunting for that 20 burger but this early in the season...a nice long duration event, regardless of snow depth, is welcomed with open arms.
