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powderfreak

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  1. Gotta use it to figure out what VT ski area gets the most snow. Think you gotta ride with Mt Snow but I was thinking the banding on NAM might have been north of that even.
  2. Ah, not sure I ever conceptually knew that. Probably just figured the progs were off by a few miles.
  3. It was actually south of where I figured it probably was at 18z. Had a bet where the best FRONTO was and lost .
  4. Ha I was so confused by this at first. Pickles cleared it up .
  5. Damn you’re right, maybe it was just linked from the SUNY Stony Brook MET page. Thanks.
  6. Ha I honestly wanted to use the graphics to illustrate something to a friend. Figured they ran from like BGM to Dendy.
  7. Is it? I could’ve sworn it was SUNY. Wizzy posted them at one point this winter. Good old graphics.
  8. Anyone have that SUNY Stony Brook frontogenesis page bookmarked? I know I have it but can’t see to find it. Had the H7 fronto maps from GFS/NAM.
  9. Yeah NAM 12km you responded to had a lot of SE posts but it s not that far off 12z. I think the fear was 18z would be SYR BTV BML, lol. It hit you good. Anything not north of 12z was a win for the forum.
  10. It’s weird how it did increase on the north side in CNE/NNE but didn’t in Northern Mass.
  11. Ha, I know you all think I’m trying to steal ALL of your snow. I just want 3”. Cover the grass blades back up and uniform white. Anything to whiten up the crusty left-overs.
  12. Let’s do this trend for the next 36 hours. Huge jump from 00z.
  13. The trick is having the low not jump to that convection and hang on near the NJ coastline for as long as possible.
  14. That ACK track was my climo favorite growing up in E.NY. What a classic track that is.
  15. GGEM was the furthest north at 00z, so makes sense. 00z already crushed Dendrite/Lakes Region to Dryslot, so if that went more north, yikes.
  16. Be interesting to see the other models. The NAM/ICON/GFS all made substantial NW ticks at 12z. RGEM was decently NW but not completely crazy. The other models when toggling from 6z to 12z were fairly substantial. Makes you wonder what data they got in. It's almost like they kept the low more tucked into the mid-Atlantic coast for longer before going east... didn't get sucked east into that convective blob like previously. RGEM went over Nantucket instead of more like the Benchmark from 6z to 12z.
  17. I get it, but that block and high was pretty stout. The high seems to be slightly more NE and a couple MB weaker with each model run.
  18. Can see why BOX threw up Watches for the RT 2 corridor in mid-swing there at 10am... saw the NAM and REGGIE and watches popped up in N.Mass.
  19. Yeah we still have 36 hours to go. Would like to see another shift at 18/00z and maybe we can grab a few inches. That'd be a huge win after watching this crushed south for days and days. GFS.
  20. RGEM map I haven't seen posted, just for the posterity.
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