SnowGoose69
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Hopefully they can Brind'Amour if they fail again in May this year, its getting old already and I get that he's loved by the fans and the team but sometimes you gotta move on if a guy cannot get you to where you've been good enough to be for 3-4 years
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I still lean at the moment to the metro finishing below normal minus a KU somewhere. I would guess NYC finishes around 15 or so inches right now...pattern should be pretty decent into early March, thereafter I always assume nothing because climo after 3/10 really argues snows are unlikely outside of interior areas
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It'll be north of where currently shown, you can count on that much...not sure I have seen one not go north over time
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The darn NavGEM has a bigger storm than the Euro, much as it did a few days ago for this....I have to think maybe the fast flow is causing the Euro to have more issues than it typically does in these patterns....ordinarily -NAO/west ridge and east trof/phasing type east coast system in an El Nino year it has historically beaten the CMC/GFS but the crazy Pac flow probably is what is partially responsible for its performance today from 72-96 out and likely again Friday unless its gonna score a W but its an outlier now.
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Seems to me we had a rare case where high res models overestimated the WAA induced QPF overnight....usually its the reverse that happens but probably due to the overall setup being weak we had a less common case where they overdid things.
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I'll predict now CPK gets more snow Friday than they did today...that was something I would not have been bold enough to say 18 hours ago.
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Basically it was too late a developing surface low so you can effectively torch the mid levels with the WAA before the system deepens...we've seen more of these sort of setups the last 10 years, they were fairly rare prior to that...usually if a surface low developed in what was not a true Miller B situation off NC it would effectively be a case where cold air stayed locked in at all levels but we've seen more of these benchmark tracks or CLOSE to benchmark tracks with warm air at 925 lately
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Euro seems to be having a rough run this last week...it could very well be right but its pretty much an outlier at the moment...its hard to not lean RGEM/GGEM after how well they saw this event coming...the UKMET through 72 looks like a dead mix of the GGEM and GFS
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I think it will but there will be a short time where probably areas near Staten Island east across the metro go very light or shut off
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Yeah I had not seen it...evidently JI did not either, he just threatened to punch the GFS in the MA thread
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GFS is now more a miss than the 18Z was....are the mesos gonna score another win?
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I think the TAFs are a tad too fast at the airports...RASN at LGA by 12Z just seems crazy to me...I'd say PLSN or FZRAPL by 14-15Z makes more sense. The TAFs tend to be automated these days now anyway so often they can disagree with the grids
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Models have been fairly good now for about 25-30 years on that...pre ETA days before 1994 you often smoked cirrus but once the grid resolution began increasing that became way less an issue.
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Its more the main mechanism to get precip here won't start to move north for a bit...I'd say 830-9pm it begins but this front running area was always expected to mostly miss..you should begin to start seeing the area down in N VA and the Delmarva accelerate due north in the next 1-2 hours
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18Z ICON huge L....it was obviously all over the place last storm though
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This little virga area has helped saturate the atmosphere down to 5-6,000 over the metro...its still 8-9,000 further north in the LHV. You need ceilings down to around 3500-4000 to begin snowing so this has helped that cause somewhat. Snow should reach the ground by NYC by 8-9pm at worst
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Sort of what I said I was worried about this AM....system ticks a bit closer where we still get decent snows but guaranteed we get a wetter period of FZRA...hopefully its more sleet...the QPF seems to be ticking up which is not a surprise. I could see places near the city ending up with 5 inches before it changes over if there is any banding at all
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How the hell did both of them age so well? He still does not look bad for 78 though his voice has notably weakened from what it is here
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It was 3am-7pm or so....I think in Nassau we only saw snow from like 2-6pm briefly
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That was a massive bust, forecast I believe was zippo for all of the area and it began snowing on the twin forks at like 3am and they went right to warnings
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Time to start extrapolating the 84 NAM/RGEM ....the RGEM seemed somewhat interesting
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I said yesterday no storm reminded me of this one and said it seemed like an 80s storm...well on CIPS analogs, 1/18-1/19 1984 is probably closest match to this event...not exact but has similarities and is only thing close. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1984/us0118.php http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1984/us0119.php
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I'd be surprised if anyone did as bad as 1 inch outside of the east end. I think most will be 2-3 in western LI on the south shore
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Euro has been too cold constantly last few years on marginal cases here in the metro...this one is not marginal at the surface but talking about how 925 is so close on most mesos unless we see the RGEM/NAM tick colder next 2 cycles I'd lean towards Euro likely being too cold again
