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Just now, CoastalWx said:

I get it. Jan shat the bed minus my CJ, although I had nothing to show for that a few days later. Definitely not mansnow and didn't stand a chance with the torch.

The NNE event/CJ oscillation got to me....but honestly, if it doesn't turn around, I'm ready to shift gears towards fantasy baseball after the SB.

Still think winter can be salvaged, though. 

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13 minutes ago, #NoPoles said:

Since it's not super busy, what does CJ stand for? 

Circle Jerk I believe.

 

when the area inside 128 gets big snow, but the rest of the area gets much much less..like what happened in early January with that snow event(the last snow event).   At least that's what I think it means from what I can gather anyway.

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3 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

EURO drops 1-2" from the clipper.

Yup..not sure what those posts were all about last night..Evrything is south 

 

Tue into Wed...
Second wave, this time out of NW Canada will be sliding through
the region with a clipper sfc low attendant. Timing of this
feature to pass is late Tue into early Wed given latest guidance
timing. While the wave itself is weaker than Monday`s it does
carry latent heat/energy and moisture from the Pacific that the
former did not. Exact track is difficult to determine, but as long
as it passes over or as close to S New England as current progs
suggest, expect widespread light precip as QPF values range from
0.10-0.50 by the time it shifts E of the region. While the bulk of
precip is likely to be SN as H92 temps peak between -2C and 0C
from current warmest guidance. However, this will be dependent on
track. In any case, snow growth regime omega and thermal profiles
suggest SLRs will be on the lower side. A brief period of heavier
snow is possible with the actual wave passage after the initial
clipper in an inverted trof. This remains a possibility thanks to
modest 40+ kt LLJ and decent lvl lapse rates in the cold advection
following the low pres passage. Will need to monitor this as
mesoscale features become better refined since briefly heavier SN
is possible. 
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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It's been going right over SNE and models now printing out 1-3/2-4. If you step back you'll see how it goes out south of Li

You're wish casting and I'm talking verbatim. It could move south, but as far as you stating its already south and a 2-4 event...it is not there yet. I agree it could move south, but let's be clear here. 

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13 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

You're wish casting and I'm talking verbatim. It could move south, but as far as you stating its already south and a 2-4 event...it is not there yet. I agree it could move south, but let's be clear here. 

I'm not sure what you're looking at but it's 1-3 south of say I-90 now and 2-4 north. I'm not using qpf . I'm looking at what the setup should yield 

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