Brian5671
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Still terrible
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maps please
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They are looking at yesterday's model runs...
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As Yogi Berra said, it's getting late early (For this one) Time to move on....
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Very rare for us to get a SECS/MECS without the Euro showing it 4 days out
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The Euro is THAT good. Always shows no storm this year and it's been right! LOL
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100% agree. Not having the Euro on board is a problem
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Flat as a pancake. Either it's going to score a coup here or get embarrassed by the GFS/CMC
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Explains why the models are especially bad this winter....
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I think anyone that has been doing this for awhile knew that a perfect setup at day 6 was unlikely to hold regardless of model performance. The Euro showing nothing at 12z yesterday was also big red flag.
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Been playing kick the can since 1/25. Still early and we weren't going to be in the bullseye 5 days straight...but the worrying thing is that most of these storms have been wide right this year. OP euro not having anything is concerning... See what happens tomorrow...
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it's east of 12z but who cares at this lead time
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“Cory’s in NYC! Let’s HECS!” Feb. 22-24 Disco
Brian5671 replied to TheSnowman's topic in New England
Euro is the 2nd highest scoring model yet we hear "it's struggled this year" Blah blah blah...but still 5 days away but we weren't going to stay in the bullseye all that time. -
IF it's like the euro it's a miss then.
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Post more please Post less please
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yep if the euro had showed a HECS it would be hailed as great model and a list of storms it nailed. Instread it's a terrible model that has "struggled" all winter. It did quite well this year on the 12/26/25 storm BTW
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with marginal temps would need heavier precip otherwise urban areas could have trouble accumulating lighter rates
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The GEFS are vastly different that the OP GFS-would you toss the GFS op? Nope b/c it shows the preferred solution
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People hear what they want to hear-got to look at it all and the seasonal trend-when was the last time we had a benchmark storm?
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melting here slowly-up to 45
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It's not. It's near the top for performance. I was mostly kidding above but we've seen the last 2 bigger storms miss to the S and E so it's possible but at day 5-6 anything's on the table
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oh well fun while it lasted!
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march is often warm and snowless these days anyway
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lets hope we don't see the further N and E trend that we often see with some of these Miller B's
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Social media hysteria will commence shortly.
