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Winterweatherlover

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  1. Yes we seem to get more snow chances/snow in March in recent years than in December.
  2. I actually think this December has been better than some recent past ones. A lot of northern and western parts of this subforum have already seen 3 snow events. The snow did make it into NYC and the immediate suburbs last Sunday. I can't remember the last winter it snowed much in or near NYC before Christmas.
  3. WhileIt's not looking promising I am a bit surprised by how many people have decided the outcome is determined 6-7 days out.
  4. Just a miserable storm been 42 and raining and wind for 24 hours now.
  5. The GFS didn't really cave in todays storm until 12 hours out so idk if I'd rely on that.
  6. I agree it's not great to be in the jackpot 7 days out but if the low was out halfway in the Atlantic I'd say we have a long way to go. Rarely do storms that are shown ramming into the great lakes end up trending to snow along or near I95 but realistically we are far enough out where I'd say give this another day before throwing in the towel.
  7. It may be too early to say anything is trending. I'm not feeling great about this one but its still far out.
  8. Yea it's actually below freezing the whole storm from the city and points NW.
  9. Ok after looking at the latest CMC/Euro runs I think I was wrong rain is a bigger concern than OTS. Having the gfs as the only model remotely close to what most of this subforum wants is not comforting.
  10. GFS OTS CMC rain (was OTS at 12Z) So yes a lot still on the table here.
  11. 986 off the Carolina coast still big storm potential but looks mainly headed OTS this run.
  12. Wave 1 is a coastal scraper on the 0Z GFS we'll see if there is a wave 2
  13. I still think it's a little unusual for a non fall/spring storm. At this time of year a coastal hugger usually buries places like northern parts of our subforum to Albany. I guess the combo of the cutter in the lakes and lack of a truly cold antecedent atmosphere made this elevation dependent.
  14. GFS was horrendous with precip types for this storm. CMC/RGEM was spot on.
  15. Oy pretty sure the word "superstorm" jinxed this storm.
  16. This has got to be one of the more intense west vs east gradient storms in a while. It looks like it's raining up to Albany along the hudson river while snowing in NW NJ.
  17. Way too far out but would be more worried about supresssion than rain at this point given the pattern and level of cold air in place but I could be wrong about that.
  18. Unfortunately this was always going to be a difficult storm in terms of wintry precip east of the Hudson River. With that said there is some hint as the precip intensifies this evening that the rain/snow line may at least temporarily drag southeast.
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