Rjay
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I happen to think the wait could be worth it. I hate speaking in definites as things just don't work out sometimes for one reason or another. With that said, I would be surprised if we escaped this upcoming pattern without something significant to track.
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I honestly don't see anything to worry about yet. I said 5 days ago people are going to need to be patient. I'm still excited for the same period (after the 18th).
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The gfs looks nothing like the eps. Relax lol.
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Just vanished when things started looking good lol.
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Nope
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DCA: -1.5 NYC: -1.5 BOS: -1.5 ORD: -2.5 ATL: 0.0 IAH: +1.0 DEN: 0.0 PHX: +1.0 SEA: -2.0
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That was quite a downpour
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Bingo
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The 10th is pushing it imo. Might take a bit longer but you have the right idea about laying the foundation and having some patience.
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I agree initially. I think we just need to let the pattern evolve. Our chances will come and they usually do when the blocking starts to break down.
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I think people need to be patient. They can't expect something right away.
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Whenever we see a retrograding nao block like this it's hard not to get exciting about the prospects for something significant to happen once the block eases up a bit. It's just such a favorable setup for winter wx in the northeast.
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Go back to your old account Chuck.
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If you think you're gonna come in here trolling mets you're out of your mind.
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This weather is a total zzzzzz fest
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Depends. What do you want to know?
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Lots of compaction and prob a bunch of melting too.
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Says the guy posting in the wrong sub. https://www.americanwx.com/bb/forum/10-upstate-new-yorkpennsylvania/
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All just east of me
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23 was my low
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Yea was awesome on TV. 44-0 is pretty nice too.
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Same thing happened by me around 230am
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Historic Lake Effect Event?! 11/17-11/21
Rjay replied to BuffaloWeather's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
My friend sent me this tweet. Made me laugh.
