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Brian5671

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  1. JB going torchy in his spring outlooks especially April and May.
  2. Too far east for Lake Effect and often too far west for the coastal lows. They need an inland runner to cash in. surprised 40 inches is their average....would think less given what I stated above.
  3. I believe JB said at one point that they have not jackpotted in a storm since then
  4. Can't be more than 10 or 12 inches. I think they did ok in the 2/9 event but that's about it.
  5. Watching JB's video today was like watching a funeral procession.
  6. Yep another early end to winter. Seems like 2/15 has been the date of the last big snows for a few years. Big warmth in middle of the country-hard to see how we don't get warm at some point in the next week or so. Tough winter, the cold could never hit and hold. The loss of the warm blob of water in the Pacific was a big deal along withe the AO and NAO staying positive much of the winter.
  7. he's pretty much nailed it for the east so far. Too dry and warm in the west however.
  8. we'll get a 10 day window most likely given the seasonal trend. Most temperature forecasts are going in the trash bin this winter. I think LC had a warm winter, but most of them I saw were cold and snowy.
  9. Depends. I like the whole package. Joe D'Aleo is a good read. JB is always a good read too but you have to keep his bias's in mind. He'll always look for the extreme solution and try to find the cold pattern.
  10. Gimme a break. All forecasters have their biases. If you can't see that JB always looks for the cold in the pattern and goes for the big storm, then I don't know what to tell you.
  11. oh Christ....that's our JB, always swinging for the fences!
  12. JB has hermine blowing up off the NC coast to a Cat 2 borderline 3 cane and then coming north to a point SE of of the eastern tip of LI.
  13. more people can view them further north. plus for TV purposes you have the skyline as the background
  14. Chamber of commerce weather this upcoming weekend...
  15. Our snow came at the end from what I remember as the storm pulled away and colder air worked in. Most of it was a driving rainstorm with temps in the mid to upper 30's with ferocious winds.
  16. Makes sense then...we take occasional trips to Boston area and Philly area and it's a godsend. Especially during peak travel times, July-Aug, Xmas etc
  17. sure they do (for now), but only about 20% of folks use them, most have EZ pass now and sail through without picking up a ticket or fumbling for bills/coins on the other end. Got sick of waiting 30 minutes to pay a toll in high peak times? I got it when it first came out-shortened my trips to Philly by a good 20-30 minutes.
  18. I chuckled at the part where the driver takes a ticket from the tollbooth. Those days are long gone for most folks with electronic tolling now commonplace.
  19. crazy storm. Was all rain here til the very end where we got a few inches of snow as it pulled away. Very destructive and most destructive event here til Irene and Sandy
  20. Going to be an ugly go of it for forecasters from Philly to even here. About 8 inches here guestimating but major major bust...NWS was going 20-30 last evening. Euro/NAM FTL-for once it didnt work out. On the plus side, kids go back to school tomorrow.
  21. you know it's an epic storm when the discussed "rip off zones" still get 15-20
  22. Blend them for us IMO - any word on the SREF's for SW CT-drier/wetter/same
  23. wx bell maps show snow totals of low's 20's for the max in W CT and low 30's in SE MA
  24. will be interesting to see if the 18z runs shift closer to Euro...even some.
  25. that's 30 inches for us? I still can't grasp that. Even 20 would be amazing.
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