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Tim I love your excitement but beware we're still 5 days away from first feeling the effects of this system!  I know I've been saying it's not gonna happen but it can and it might as we seen with the 00Z runs that most other globals ticked SE, but the good ol EURO went NW, lol.  I actually love the fact that the EURO did that as it makes it more interesting and keeps us right in the center of the cone.  As days pass the cone should get smaller but my BIGGEST concern with these crazy totals is the progressiveness of the event as it still doesn't close off at the H700 LVL and thats a BIG problem!  Has anyone seen a 2' event with a SWFE, I haven't and I've been here for 15yrs, lol, so I guess we'll see as we get closer to the event if she closes off, if not its a general 8-12" snowfall area wide which isn't nothing to sneeze at but just not the clown maps the Euro is throwing out.  Just my 2 cents!

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For Friday event..

A flat southern stream shortwave will support a relatively weak
surface storm that will track from the Upper Ohio Valley across (or
just south) of our forecast area Thursday night. For what its
worth...will use a blend of the ECMWF and SREF mean for the track of
the system. Either way you slice it...our forecast area will be cold
enough aloft for all of the associated pcpn to be in the form of
snow. As we progress through the night...light to occasionally
moderate snow will spread across the entire region. The main forcing
for the snowfall will be a weakly coupled H25 jet...with a 110kt
arctic jet over Quebec and a more impressive 140kt sub tropical jet
over the Deep South. While liquid equivalent amounts will remain
UNDER a quarter inch...the microphysics will be favorable for
snowfall that could average 2 to 4 inches. Fair deep lift will be in
place...which will include a 5k foot deep dendritic growth area.
Point soundings also suggest an 8k foot deep forecast isothermal
layer around -5c...which should promote snow growth through accretion.
That being said...this snowfall will be FAR from crippling...
but it will likely be enough to have an impact throughout the
region. Its not out of the question that winter wx advisories
may be needed.
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What I miss? Lol

I gotta agree with Freak, unfortunately. These wave runners don’t drop 3 feet of snow. LO will help- a lot, especially if the storm is a tic SE. 

A foot still looks good for all. 

Oh, and yes, the GEM caved. Ukmet doing weirdo stuff. This is when JD’s line model-maps are useful. Take the average. 

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From what I'm cleaning this isn't just a wave runner, the phasing the EURO is showing exploded this storm and really enhances rates with lake enhancement from Lake Ontario. I remember a very similar storm in January 2005 that dumped 18" in NT where I was living at the time. Lots of lake enhancement and high ratios. Very similar to me at this time.

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While it can be too warm to snow, it cannot be too cold to snow. ... It is true, however, that most heavy snowfalls occur when there is relatively warm air near the ground—typically -9 degrees Celsius (15 degrees Fahrenheit) or warmer—since warmer air can hold more water vapor.  When it gets below 15F its hard for the Atmosphere to hold as much Water Vapor.

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5 hours ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Do you know every time a potential system enters the pic, the first thing I do is block Syrmax, RLMAO, cause hes the biggest debbie downer there is and I dont want any negative posts from here on in, lol! Then as soon as it passes, I unblock him!

Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
 

Dont be a f*cking weenie. It's not a good look. ;)

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