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Feb 3rd event


Brian5671

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it won't matter how warm it gets the day before unless it's an all out torch...Saturday January 10th 1965 was a damp mild day with a max in the mid 50's...A cold front passed around midnight and a wave riding the front brought snow into the area during the mid morning and dropped 7" on Brooklyn before ending before nightfall...(not forecast)...there are many other examples of snowfalls after a mild day...with that said there are no guarantees for this storm or the next one...

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SREFs at 87 hours...the last 2 winter events, including the storm here and the southern US storm they were surprisingly accurate at the end of their range...

 

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agreed, it was pretty amazing to see the SREF plumes show .5 - 1.5" snow area wide out at hr 87 for the last event verify very accurately. Even the obscene amounts 14 -15" for the 21st event verified. Pretty cool.
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It's An ensemble Mean so it has an advantage! SREF is basically a bunch of Models combined

It's also short range and 87 hours is far from that. That said, agreed with SnowGoose they've done well of late.

That and SnowGoose nailed the near miss we just had days beforehand and has been consistently reminding us to lay attention to this wave... Props.

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Yea the NAM doesn't look so good this run.  That's not surprising considering Mon. is at the end of its range and it was the NW outlier.

Now its in line with the Canadian and Euro, not a bad run its much colder. We also had a NW all winter on the models so this might follow suit.

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