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SnoSki14

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  1. Today we'll see if models trend NW again, an all too common occurrence this winter. However the front-end thump seems likely no matter what happens.
  2. It was last to join the party with the Feb 1st storm so yeah it sucks.
  3. Things don't appear to be done trending either. Could it end up being a big miller A storm for the entire northeast? I still think that's unlikely but possible. Still worried about the SE ridge amping things up as we get closer though in this case Thursday's storm wouldn't be happening without it.
  4. It's very close to something more than a minor to moderate event. Let's hope the trends continue tomorrow.
  5. Yeah actually it is. Temperatures stay below freezing the entire time and it may not be finished trending. Maybe our post -5 AO drop will work out after all.
  6. Seems likely that we'll see at least an advisory event with borderline warning snows for some.
  7. The teleconnections say the opposite. It'll likely be AN though not a torch.
  8. You'd think it would be further west if it's slower. So probably a good sign the colder trends will continue.
  9. It's morphing into a miller B. That's been the trend over the past couple days so we'll see if that continues.
  10. This is such a stupid take that's it's not even worth defending. The effects of climate change will easily cost far more than the trillions we'd be putting in. We're already spending 100s of billions annually for disasters related to climate change. But sure let's do nothing and continue to trash the planet and see what happens.
  11. A warm outcome is definitely likely but weird things happen during seasonal transition periods. So a random March snowstorm wouldn't surprise me even if it's mixed in with warm weather all around.
  12. Just hoping for one more 5-6" event to put us over 40" and wrap this winter up. Things are looking more spring-like post 2/20-21.
  13. Some models going for that Miller B route. And they still appear to be trending that way so we'll see what happens. I know some will want to compare Tuesday's bust with Thursday but they are very different storms. The presence of an arctic high is key.
  14. The Nam is useless after 48hrs meaning very low model skill. It's also almost always too amplified.
  15. It's got good potential. Models keep trending less amped or basically the opposite of tomorrow. Could be a last hurrah too as pattern moving forward doesn't look very favorable.
  16. I think so but these trends are important especially as we get closer in. Either way I think Thursday will be a big wintry mess.
  17. Some significant ponding for sure. Temps will struggle to warm though so prob not your typical warm (50-60F) cutter.
  18. PV overhead whereas Tuesday it's in the Midwest.
  19. There's a good chance we see a front end dump but would want it to trend a bit colder/more suppressed. Sucks that the blocking is gone.
  20. Don't see the need for warnings and advisories around here. Temps will be above freezing.
  21. We get a mini arctic intrusion after Tuesdays system which will set the stage for Thursday. If it weren't for Tuesday's more amped system this one would've been the big cutter. Still a ways to go though. Let's get through Tuesday first.
  22. The trend is your friend. Hopefully we get a nice thump before any changeover.
  23. Thursday is looking like the more wintry threat as models amp up Tuesday. Could end up being a SWFE or even a later stage Miller B.
  24. If that high is as strong as depicted for the late week system then there will likely be a strong thump to mix to rain. It has an extreme SWFE flare to it. A stronger, more amped Tuesday storm will also help.
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