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brooklynwx99

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  1. i’m liking that 14-15th window as the PNA spikes… def some phasing potential with split flow showing
  2. i’m liking that 14-15th window as the PNA spikes… def some phasing potential with split flow showing
  3. i’m liking that 14-15th window as the PNA spikes… def some phasing potential with split flow showing up
  4. probably should have specified the 5-10th but whatever, cold and dry doesn’t do much for me anyway
  5. i think the main thing about Jan so far is that the potential colder start was predicated upon a highly anomalous block forming… now that it isn’t going to form, we’re going to warm up for the first 10 or so days of the month however, the changes in the Pacific have been well modeled between the 10-15th, and those are likely to occur… we should see a -EPO form, which will definitely help our chances, especially if bolstered by +PNA/-NAO like the EPS
  6. i don't know how much we can really move this closer given the lead time, but it's getting a bit precarious
  7. yeah, it really has been like that recently... i can think of multiple times in the last few years. when you're cold, you're cold
  8. lol what a disaster by the ECMWF. sometimes models fuck up wave breaking blocks... it happens
  9. lol what a disaster by the ECMWF. sometimes models fuck up wave breaking blocks... it happens
  10. all three models and their ensembles have the highly anomalous block along with the Pacific trough briefly pumping the PNA... the 6-8th holds legit potential for a large coastal storm given all of the synoptic components involved
  11. yeah, legitimately exciting... that -NAO is uptrending, too. the 5-7th is our first legit shot at a larger region-wide storm. pattern becomes even more favorable after that, too
  12. yeah, starting to get excited. that's legit and the pattern is only becoming more favorable as the PNA rises and EPO drops
  13. yup, still light-mod snow here, measured 2.4” 10 mins ago… very happy to end up getting close to 3” when all is said and done given how the event began
  14. associated with the main vort moving through, makes sense
  15. RGEM is doing a better job with the main 700mb FGEN axis than the NAM, which looks too far north
  16. looks like we're seeing 700mb WAA/FGEN get going, as well as some nice PVA... we should see snow blossom over the next couple of hours
  17. the vort trending more amplified is actually good… we get mid level forcing along with the WAA, allowing for more liquid initially (which is when most of the snow falls, anyway)
  18. yeah, would angle it more NW-SE than that map implies
  19. i would go with 2-4” here in Morristown and 3-6” in the city. def could be on the low side, but would rather be pleasantly surprised than disappointed it’s been a while since we’ve been looking at potential warning snowfall in the city in the middle of the holiday season. everyone in the metro should enjoy
  20. NAM has the main vortmax over upstate NY rather then into the metro like the euro and other models… i suspect that’s erroneous
  21. gotta be near the mixing line to get the best snow
  22. really looking good for the metro’s first warning level snow in quite some time. we can see 1-2”/hr rates as FGEN pushes in during the evening, especially NW towards 287
  23. same exact thing happened last year, though it was even more impressive with a lack of a SSW. gives more credence to prolonged blocking with the EPS reloading in the LR
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