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    Reading timestamps is hard.
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    I think both apply.
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    In my experience the screw zone is usually south of Monmouth/Mercer Counties in NJ and especially Philly south but like I said not in all cases as there have been a more then one occasion where the NYC metro got "screwed"
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    See underlined for correction.
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    There is always a screw zone with Miller B's although the NYC metro usually does well but not in all cases.
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    No one here should have been tracking this storm for snow. It was always for heavy rain and strong winds. Not even sure how that will play out now.
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    I am well aware that dude. I don't need to be told that. But thank you.
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    Interesting opinion.
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    Happy Easter to all!
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    Just like winter, when we expect a big one we don't get it. When you don't expect it we get it.
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    The Euro will save us.
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    The Euro will save us.
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    I guess the thread name should be changed from "Significant Miller B Nor'Easter" to "Mediocre Miller B Nor'Easter"
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    Yeah I am with you there. It should be interesting.
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    Even if we just get remnants of a tropical system that makes landfall to our south on the east coast or along the gulf coast that can still bring with it a whole slew of problems i.e. flooding, gusty winds etc.
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    Yeah I was never tracking it for snow here. There is nothing like tracking a powerful coastal storm regardless of precipitation type. Always fun and exciting.
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    The models are always more stable in the spring and summer..
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    Yeah I honestly was not expecting to see that.
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    Wow quite a few of those are pretty far south.
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    Yeah for us (the NYC metro region) heavy rain and strong winds will be the big story IMO. Still a very impactful storm like you mentioned regardless of precipitation type.
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    Interesting article. Radar gaps threaten millions as severe weather season ramps up in U.S.
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