NorthArlington101
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NYC over 2’
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sorry - little more
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Deepening at 144 - agree best will be SE edit: just E really - and NE
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Snowing everywhere at 138 and 141
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Looks pretty good at 135 but not smart enough to call it
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the Australian is a whiff
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So every ens other than the GFS (which isn’t shabby) has a 4” 24hr snow mean? Gonna snow again somewhere here, folks
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There has been lots of careful measuring to make sure my measurements match others in the area… so every little bit helps. Slant stick if you have to.
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Like a couple tenths… but every tenth of an inch matters!
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Heckuva 24hr signal 50th percentile good too
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EPS snow mean basically identical to 00z
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Anything in our area is only from this storm
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CMC - better than nothing (unless you'd be the one getting nothing)
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not sure anyone ever posted a GFS map without Saturday's "event"?
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Pretty familiar to where we were for Tuesday’s storm - gives me fairly good confidence it’ll snow somewhere in this area.
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Swear something is broken with the CMC Kuchera - 10:1 for a slightly better picture
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Get rocked pretty good at 180 at least
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Shitty maps show it bringing something up the coast but can’t tell if it’s anything super exciting
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My biggest takeaway from this GFS run was we should consider a thread for Saturday if the EURO shows anything.
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Not gonna work this run, sliding offshore
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Very light snow moving in at hr153 (4am Wed)
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I’m eyeing it but don’t know enough about what I’m looking for honestly - this kind of system has too many pieces for me. I like the look on radar slightly better at least lol through 144. But I make literally zero promises
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I wanted to be impressed this year - which is kind of my opinion on AI in general lol. It’s consistency is admirable, but think a run of remarkable consistency in the AIFS means the same thing as a consistent run in any model… take it seriously then.
