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Sey-Mour Snow

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  1. 14 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

    I agree that the worst of the cold will be west, but personally, I am okay with forgoing the opportunity to have the PV queef on my noggin. I agree with the pattern relaxation, but this is not December...its a new pattern with an Aleutian low in place/building PNA and another PV lobe poised for descent.

    Why would we want the worst of the cold here? That would ensure cold and dry with no snowpack since most in SNE will have no snow by Saturday morning 

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    A bit SE of the great 12z run on EPS , and also later devloping , still some great hits and very strong lows around BM..  Still a great mean of 4-6" for this forum less SW and more NE as most members really get going in gulf of Maine 

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  3. Just now, Kitz Craver said:

    Was hoping we’d be parsing some exciting OP’s to keep us entertained. Not so much. Instead we dive deep into pack retention analysis. Zzzzzzzzz

    dead zone waiting for euro.. we could discuss that massive rainstorm the UKIE has on our lunch breaks instead?

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  4. 10 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

    DC to Maine, most of CT got 6-12". Maybe you're thinking of the "jonas" blizzard in late Jan that season. 

    The 2/5/16 special was a wave on a front that had this very long SW/NE movement on the radar. Models had it ticking NW every run leading up to the event, it was kind of a surprise event 24 hours in because beyond that it was mostly forecast to be a whiff. 

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    Thats the one that started 6 hours aftet the Super Bowl in Metlife stadium; that would been cool to see if it was sped up by 6-9 hours.  EDIT Nope that was 2014.. Very similar storm though.. Feb 2 2014... 

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