vortmax
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Catching the LE nicely... Lol
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981 LP over Catskills, 3 hrs later 976 over cape, 3hrs later 971 in gulf of Maine. Almost due east.
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Lol, wasn't sure if I was looking at the right model.
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I'm seeing 981 over Catskills @39hrs
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What ya thinking Tim?
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The GOM is open for business.
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Nice to see some headlines for a change...only getting to 33 here, apparently.
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A mid-970s LP is gonna be NW...yikes.
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975 is quite strong.
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Only change to headlines for this first portion of this double barelled event was to extend the winter weather advisory til 23z for the areas from Buffalo to Rochester I like this part...and this (on top of round 1): with upwards towards a foot of snow possible along the southern shoreline of Lake Ontario,
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956mb...lol
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Can someone overlay the temps when that NNE wind and best moisture is working to enhance the snowfall on the S Shore?
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Picking up LE on the S Shore?
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Normally this is a dream track for us...not sure why it wouldn't be this time...
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Even the NWS has a WSW for the 2nd...
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I'm hopeful for tomorrow's event as there a nice bit of cold air in place beforehand. This is certainly more helpful that starting with a 45 degree day before the event. We're mid-20s today which will help keep the ground cold - even if the 2m temps rise above freezing temporarily.
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Hoping the S. Shore can hold the frozen precip.
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Every global model is showing something worthy of headlines. They already mentioned headlines for the Wed-Thu event due to the commute impact Thu AM. 12z is suggesting colder temps...I'd say it's easy.
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Wondering if 12z has enough evidence for a long (Wed PM-Fri PM) WWA from BUF.
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May even squeak out 12:1?
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If the 12z EC stays steady, all of the global models have a good hit for most of us through Sunday!
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Seems the UK has been the most consistent tracking these 2 systems.
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NWS has S Shore hitting 40 on Thu. Hoping this changes.
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We shall see. Here's to hoping.
