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  1. Violentweatherfan
    Follow the pattern, let’s see if the cold dry air consuming tonight and tomorrow’s QPF isn’t as advertised
  2. Violentweatherfan
    Damn, the NY forum already created a topic.
  3. Violentweatherfan
    I was just thinking it should pull warm air off the ocean, but maybe not with temps BN As always thanks
  4. Violentweatherfan
    Can you post that map with the warm nose
  5. Violentweatherfan
    It’s gotta be an intern running the GFS and just having a good laugh.
  6. Violentweatherfan
    With a storm that intense and close to the coast, wouldn’t there be mixing issues. I know it’s fantasy land but just saying.
  7. Violentweatherfan
    Another week of “MASSIVE BLIZZARD COMING” barrage of YouTube thumbnails on the way.
  8. Violentweatherfan
    Everybody over at the MA forum are having a good laugh about it
  9. Violentweatherfan
    Way back in the old forum
  10. Violentweatherfan
    Philadelphia has its own sub forum. Mid Atlantic is an excellent resource for information for any forum including the NY forum
  11. Violentweatherfan
    Would it be strong enough to overcome the dry air from the confluence.
  12. Violentweatherfan
    Yeah man get it out of here. Any way you can plow it away into upstate New York
  13. Violentweatherfan
    Confluence is forcing dry air eating up potential accumulation along with a weaker surface low
  14. Violentweatherfan
    Confluence forces dry air to descend and limits QPF
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  16. Violentweatherfan
    MA forum mentioned that the it’s missing on this latest run on GFS
  17. Violentweatherfan
    What are the models using now rather than actual data from the w pac
  18. Violentweatherfan
    From what I understand is this is an overrunning event. Moisture won’t come from coastal redevelopment. Models pushing this south are picking up on a “lobe” from the PV above Maine is what might be causing the southward trend
  19. Violentweatherfan
    As long as we are in the right side of it
  20. Violentweatherfan
    Really good video explaining Confluence and how it can impact accumulations
  21. Violentweatherfan
    First round in Jamison was pretty intense. Some hail mixed in too
  22. Violentweatherfan
    Miller B storms are the preferred storm type for central nj and northward. I’d prefer Miller B storms over Miller A if I lived in this forum area.
  23. Violentweatherfan
    Not concerned with all of the suppression talk in the other sub forums since the cold is most likely overdone. We really only need it cold enough to snow.
  24. Violentweatherfan
    You’d be very welcomed in the Philadelphia forum
  25. Violentweatherfan
    I’d have to say I’m all in. I use the most recent trends and performance of recent events and I believe it will be cold and snowy this winter
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