White Gorilla
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Predicting 3-6, where I live lower elevation East of the Hudson. Par for the course this winter if we only get a few inches to never crack 6 inches in any event.
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Mr Rayno thinks Boston gets a foot based on the track of the upper low off shore.
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3-6 inches as usual here in the River Valley I think barring last minute surprises. I am so done with this pathetic winter. Enjoy those of you who crack 6 inches.
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The last hurrah? Putting all the eggs in the Tuesday 3/14 basket
White Gorilla replied to Ginx snewx's topic in New England
I don't think I have seen as painful of a forecasting headache for a noreaster as this one. Yikes! -
Correct Jean-Luc. Love your wine. Sorry Shaw didn't take to it. Happy to hear about your son Jack. I am worried about outages too and wary of too much cement snow
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Given low ratios, questionable inverted trough, slp placement uncertainty, too many synoptic uncertainties in general with borderline temps, I conservatively predict 4-8 inches here in the Poughkeepsie area, valley locations, foot plus in the higher elevations based on blended guidance. NYC and all coastal sections, I have no clue honestly. I hope you guys can score some snow too.
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I would be OK with less snow on one level as my fear of power outages has gone up this morning considering the snow weight and wind combined.
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He is definitely more knowledgeable than me so I give him a nod there. But my God, the constant, incessant anti snow, least snowy solution is so agenda driven. Rain, sun and mild are all bowing to his alter.
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He's militantly anti snow a lot here for some reason. It's quite predictable.
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Inverted trough
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Wth is going on with some of these models?? Convective feedback issues?
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I am more worried about low qpf. I am assuming a more amped, stronger storm and higher qpf will generate greater dynamic cooling.
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What accounts for the differences between the two in terms of snowfall amount distribution?
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Don't think anything is locking tonight, though we can look for greater trends or model convergence. I have a feeling we willbe now casting this thing when it arrives.
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Definitely deserves a weenie tag as Julian did. Poughkeepsie and surrounding is NOT getting 27-30. One can dream though.... I can see the highest Cats getting two feet under this solution.
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You're joking, right?
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Silver dollar flakes here in Eastern Poughkeepsie, Pleasant Valley area. Nothing sticking on the ground yet.
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Me at a low elevation, I am not expecting beyond a couple of inches tonight.
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Not bad for our area as depicted.
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Me and Julian both. Used to being in the screw zone now.
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I will take my 4-6 inches like a good boy and not complain.
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Watch this happen in May x just because.
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I just can't.
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How do shorter wavelengths as we approach March potentially alter this extremely stubborn pattern?
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I lived in Worcester MA during that month. It was absolutely epic as an 8th grader and huge snow lover. Never experienced anything like that again and never will in all probability. Feet of snowpack to play in after school and on the weekends. Winter storm warnings almost every 3-4 days. Sigh... Memories....
