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Buddy1987

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  1. Post it to youtube and then copy the link and it'll work. Had the same problem yesterday myself. @RUNNAWAYICEBERG bro it has got to be dumping over you right now. Nexrad is bright yellow in and around you guys.
  2. That band stretching from Lindenhurst Long Island to southeastern Litchfield County, CT looks legitimate. The band stretching from eastern Long Island into southeastern CT has also gained traction and is moving westward at a quicker pace. Gonna be interesting to see where they set up shop for awhile. Meanwhile, to the east of all this looks like complete domination. Unreal snowbands pivoting off the Atlantic.
  3. The central CT subsidence looks to be slowly fading away, viewing the wunderground Nexrad radar. The band also looks to be building ever so slightly to the east as well. Should be good times for the CT peeps here shortly.
  4. I didn't realize last storm you missed the good band. We ended up with 18'' in Thomaston on that one. Hopefully she pivots or back builds for you in a little.
  5. Good thing is I am closer to that way. Im off exit 137 on 81 if you are familiar.
  6. We are effed up this way. Dry air for the win! Ugh Edit: And then the gods heard me and the first flakes started to fly!
  7. Precip filling in nicely over Eastern TN. Definitely good for everyone on the forum. Atmosphere juiced up!
  8. Gfs qpf looks extra healthy at 18 already. .25” showing up in foothills/mts of NC and SC
  9. Yes. That’s why it is somewhat confusing when you have the physics I mentioned above that it wouldn’t paint a better picture than what it is portraying precip wise. A lot of things are coming together and then to throw gulf moisture in there.. I think the 18z gfs did a great job portraying what reality might look like.
  10. I think you have the right idea my man. You have to think we are in the right rear quadrant in this instance, which is going to lead to some pretty decent ascent and lift for moisture to get rung out. Nam is too dry imo at 0z. Not wishcasting but from a physics standpoint the hires Nam is much more “real” looking.
  11. Nam absolutely refuses to build the northwestern edge of precip like some of the other models. It is drier this go around for the mountains and foothills. Doesn’t even have anything measurable for sw va.
  12. Nam looking to follow already just looking at the layout on 5h at hr 10.
  13. I’m sorry guys I don’t mean to be an a-hole. Just very passionate about winter time storms. Huge snow guy. I always root for you guys but if it happens for us I definitely take it.
  14. One of the well respected Mets in the mid atlantic forum, MillvilleWX: "The better jet alignment over the NE will probably lead to another 40-50 mile shift in the overall QPF shield. I’ll let it play out, but if you want a better expansion of precip on the NW side, this is exactly what you want to see. Atmosphere is slowed a touch with the more amplified look East of the Rockies."
  15. Looking at the setup at 5H, I always look for the trough to be over north central Arkansas for the big dogs for the foothills and southern VA and that is exactly what it is showing right now. I really expect a good presentation on the 850 maps upcoming.
  16. I think a big run is coming from the NAM looking at 24hr panel. Much higher qpf totals into northern AL/MS.
  17. NAM at 18 already tilting moreso to the northwest once again. I look for increased qpf along the western side once again as the frames advance.
  18. Very nice Pack. Tucked right in off Hatteras. Mountains will do well just by looking at this 5h map.
  19. GFS run was way more impressive than what I thought when I clicked past hr 39. Man, has it snowing even up my way. Huge trends so far today and I don't think it is done when it usually starts.
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