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  1. SnoSki14
    At this point one of our typically crappiest pattern will be the one that gives us a HECS And a moderate Nino with strong blocking is probably ideal for us. Strong STJ with cold air flowing down. Unfortunately we've been dealing with the opposite aka Nina dominated pattern
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    This weather sucks. Give me warm and dry over this weather if it's not going to snow. Oh and the wind makes it so much worse
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    GFS is just miserable. Mostly cold & dry...yuck
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    Northern stream is too fast and leaves behind that Baja energy. It's been a problem for years now. Best case is maybe 2-4/3-6" type deal so a slightly more amped up version of the GFS.
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    Game over Congrats Mid-Atlantic they're gonna clean up.
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    These are conflicting viewpoints. If CC is altering the MJO and forcing due to record warm ssts then it's affecting the pattern. And in this case in a negative way for snow/cold
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    Wouldn't be a bad look if it materialized
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    No
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    Seeing all these disappointments over the last few years really makes me appreciate the epic snow pattern of the 2000s and 2010s. I'm sure we'll eventually get a nice big snowstorm but it's going to take a lot of work. And we still have time before the CC warming destroys our hopes. Just look at DC with their upcoming storm.
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    This could easily end up too wound up. From too much confluence and a suppressed track to not enough confluence and a cutter.
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    Don't expect more than a dusting to an inch and hopefully we'll get a surprise
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    I'm willing to bet we get skunked again
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    Funniest thing would be is if the storm ends up being a big wound up rainer for everyone.
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    Tellies would favor a big storm but our luck has been terrible
  15. SnoSki14
    They barely get any snow anymore. I think Richmond has like an 8 year streak. But dead clock
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    Tell that to the NE forum crowd
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    Still stinks but globals probably aren't the way to go. A lot of upstream convection that could affect how intense and /or north the fringe gets. Mesos will handle this a lot better.
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    In this instance that could end up further south. We won't know exactly where that fringe sets up until tomorrow probably. 12z suite needs to shift slightly north today otherwise even I-78 will be too far north
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    Once again the monstrous elephant in the room aka CC is being ignored. There's a reason why the northern stream has been so dominant, why the endless Nina pattern hasn't left, why there are too many cooks in the kitchen every winter that screw things up. Every new pattern is a dice roll and it's getting harder and harder to get a good result.
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    I still think the 11-12 system has potential and then probably before we change to warmer pattern.
  21. SnoSki14
    Unfortunately I think your area is a no go. I-80 north is screwed. 1-78 will likely be northern extent. Nam shows this quite well
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    There's probably going to be decent banding on the northern fringe with nothing north of there. Think it sets up near or just south of I78
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    It's good for DC and southern regions
  24. SnoSki14
    I agree. Cold and dry sucks.
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    Rare instance where SE ridge actually helps us
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