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Looks like an hour or two of snows seems possible. 29F in Somerset with dusting throughout.
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What a torture fest for snow lovers already. Miss to the south, miss to the east, inland runner tomorrow all despite a seemingly favorable pattern. At least we got a snow event in I guess.
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5F right now, the coldest temps I've seen in a while.
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Idk that easterly jet is no joke. I do think we have to spike into the 50s to get those really destructive winds to mix down though.
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Models didn't show any of those storms impacting us. Some showed a brush at best. Modeling has done a great job narrowing where the real impacts will be several days in advance.
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Well good at least this crappy cold will be gone. Cold/dry is just awful
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That's the one. High pressure placement already suggests this should trend west over time.
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No I don't think so. I'm looking at 21/22 for next storm possibility.
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The pattern looks too good not to cash in. We would really have to be unlucky to not get anything. I see overrunning potential into early Feb as well as the cold air will be tough to scour out.
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Agreed Monday never really looked like snow even several days out. I figured the high placement was totally off. Ocean storm wasn't a real threat either. The real disappointments are the storm that consistently show snow only to fail 1-2 days out.
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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
SnoSki14 replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
What a beast of a storm though. Hurricane force gusts? -
The full phasing is apparent and it's causing it to rapidly intensify as it tugs west. Could be one hell of coastal/wind storm
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You'd have to be extremely unlucky not to score something.
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It's not the snowstorm people want but should be a notable event nonetheless. In fact a more phased, western storm would result in a better pattern for the next storm. Heights are trending higher in NAO region.
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Models are showing stronger phasing as we get closer which leads to a stronger storm getting tugged further west. It could be one of those rare times where winds are under forecast and HWW verify.
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I see a few opportunities for snow before things change. Maybe the 20/21st then 24-26th and likely Jan 30-Feb 3 period.
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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
SnoSki14 replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
It's a gift and a curse. The right storm could go batshit crazy and drop widespread 30-40"+ totals eventually. That's still possible next 2 weeks as pattern remains favorable. -
Absolutely and there's not much to stop this from doing so.
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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
SnoSki14 replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
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We'll have to see if that ramps up as we get closer.
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Yes hopefully. Nothing worse than cold/dry. I'd rather it be 60-70F if that's the case.
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I think we'll see snow events develop out of nowhere with short lead times like 13/14
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We're gonna rip strong winds well inland with this track. I could see widespread 60mph winds if temps can get into the 50s.
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Yeah this should be interesting. The strength & track, gradient & timing around Full Moon should at least produce a significant wind/coastal flooding event.
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