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Possible Dec 1-3 Winter Storm


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LOL yeah people are super tempestuous, not seeing the forest through the trees. This is one run of the GFS, a global model, and we're <24 hours out. Why anyone would take it as gospel at this point is astounding to me. 

Everyone needs to relax. Clearly we're all going to see snow, and you should be happy if it's anything more than a couple inches in a setup like this at this time of year. 

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18 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

Idk why people are quitting on this storm. 2-5 is still very good. 

Because if we analyze every 2-5 inch snowstorm for 46+ pages, this is going to be an exhausting winter. This was always a tricky storm, but never really had an 'epic' side to it. When the primary low heads to the west of Buffalo, we usually have very difficult time getting these to pan out. There are legit severe thunderstorm warnings in western PA. When that happens, it usually causes me to really question what we will get. So far it seems the models are having a difficult time too. 

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4 minutes ago, JustinRP37 said:

Because if we analyze every 2-5 inch snowstorm for 46+ pages, this is going to be an exhausting winter. This was always a tricky storm, but never really had an 'epic' side to it. When the primary low heads to the west of Buffalo, we usually have very difficult time getting these to pan out. There are legit severe thunderstorm warnings in western PA. When that happens, it usually causes me to really question what we will get. So far it seems the models are having a difficult time too. 

BINGO. I invested a ton of time to this storm and only to get 1 to 4 inches is very disappointing.

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2 minutes ago, Doorman said:

 

you think this  system has some moxy to it???

loop it here ...then cool the bellyaching

https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=regional-northeast-13-24-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=data

 

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You did say this will trend east. I like your method.  I remember Joe Renken was talking about this on the accuweather forum.

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6 minutes ago, Doorman said:

HOT off the press....

OPC surface prog.....dead center on the benchmark at 991mb

get your shovels ready in the  metro   :pepsi:

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Doorman can you help a brother out ? I know the 70 40 line is what we look for with storms but are you saying and illustrating that the ULL is getting its act together over the 70- 40 mark ? can you please clarify for the novice / me what you are stating.

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4 minutes ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

Doorman can you help a brother out ? I know the 70 40 line is what we look for with storms but are you saying and illustrating that the ULL is getting its act together over the 70- 40 mark ? can you please clarify for the novice / me what you are stating.

The ull should track over the benchmark 

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Doorman can you help a brother out ? I know the 70 40 line is what we look for with storms but are you saying and illustrating that the ULL is getting its act together over the 70- 40 mark ? can you please clarify for the novice / me what you are stating.
No, the sfc LP is over BM.
The ULL is about 10k feet in the air and would be to the NW of the LP, unless it is vertically stacked over BM which would mean that the surface LP, h85, h7 and h5 were all in the same place.

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1 minute ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

Doorman can you help a brother out ? I know the 70 40 line is what we look for with storms but are you saying and illustrating that the ULL is getting its act together over the 70- 40 mark ? can you please clarify for the novice / me what you are stating.

Brasy

that is surface low track guidance

the ULL upper level low is progged to capture the surface low underneath it 

and that is shown here

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1 minute ago, Snow88 said:

The ull should track over the benchmark 

88 ,thats what I though it showed but I honestly was thinking that the ULL would get its act together farther North than that especially looking at where the system entered ( Norm Macdonald rule ) on the west coast ----I am not complaining I was just confused

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