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APRIL 7-8 SNOW-fizzle


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7 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

I'm sure you'd make that trade again though....lol. Getting 30 inches while sacrificing a 8-12" event on Mar 21 and then a 4-6" fluff bomb on 4/2 that vaporizes in under 24h.

This one def isn't dead yet though...I've been a skeptic on it, but that doesn't mean I think it can't happen.

Absolutely.

No complaints.

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There was that one storm a few years ago, it was modeled to be a weak anafrontal wave, and then like 48 hours it started this massive shift into becoming a full fledged coastal. I could theoretically see that happening here if we get some cyclogenesis going.

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1 minute ago, JC-CT said:

There was that one storm a few years ago, it was modeled to be a weak anafrontal wave, and then like 48 hours it started this massive shift into becoming a full fledged coastal. I could theoretically see that happening here if we get some cyclogenesis going.

Yeah 2/5/16...ended up being a pretty big storm for some...with 10-12" amounts.

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51 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

There was that one storm a few years ago, it was modeled to be a weak anafrontal wave, and then like 48 hours it started this massive shift into becoming a full fledged coastal. I could theoretically see that happening here if we get some cyclogenesis going.

2/5/16 and ......1/30/18

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4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I must say it’s surprising seeing the typical gung ho Mets calling this a miss. To me, this setup is an easy forecast with warnings to I-90. The only drawback I do see is time of day / sun angle. It’ll likely be a grasser, Tree toppler unless it can hold off till late day/ night . 

No happy hour gfs. I’m selling.

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2 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

How bout the scene from the movie “The Rock”. Where Nicholas Cage(Stanley Goodspeed) is holding/waving the Flares to let the fighter jets know they pulled it off....and not to bomb Alcatraz.  That was pretty intense there too..maybe even more so than Diehard 2. 

 

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14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Why? We both see similar flags. I’m not 100% miss, but I’m leaning minimal impact.

Well I haven’t seen anyone going crazy with huge impacts and heavy snow. It’s Napril and it may fall during some of the daylight. But seeing 4+ inches is certainly a very good chance on grass south of 90

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