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3 minutes ago, Wentzadelphia said:

I know it’s hard to get excited for Lr events this year, but last nights runs definitely added intrigue for the 1st-2nd. 
 

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Eps, cmc ens, and gefs all look favorable for that time period as well. 

This is the period when the NAO relaxes. Might be the best chance.

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20 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I personally don’t feel the NAO is going anywhere this year.  It might briefly do so in a week to 10 days but I think it’s going to mostly remain negative the rest of the winter.  The shortening wave lengths coupled with changes probably happening over on the PAC side I think would create a window well into March possibly.  

May not be a bad presumption ...no -

We've seen "-NAO winters" do something like this in the past often enough, where just when we think the -NAO is gone... it just starts festering back into the future guidance. Personally, I've stopped looking at the NAO ...because I firmly believe the NAO is a manifestation of non-linear forcing downstream of the Pacific wave dispersion shit ...anyway, and the directive to focus on that region really should be just used to show that said processes are taking place - In other words...the forcing is coming from the Pacific in the latter wave function - it's really the type of concept and understanding that will resonate clearly in this social-media bubble, sure ...

Anyway, for storm enthusiasts, ... pulsing the -NAO back to nuetral or modestly positive, rinse repeat .. probably situates events when it is rising... Then, limiting the realization going back the other way.  It doesn't mean there can't be events and interesting stuff to track on the off-cycles of course.

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5 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Woah RGEM is warning level for NW CT.  24 hours of snow here with 2 to 4. Huge differences with the NAM

RGEM has maintained the shortwave integrity better than the NAM which is why it’s liking the precip further northeast and more robust amounts where it falls. ICON does this to an even more extreme...which we can probably toss since it’s getting a few inches well into NNE. 

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1 hour ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

As a blockbuster, sure.  But we can move the blues 75 miles in four days and get the season's second best event for the south coast.

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I like the enthusiasm but if im struggling to get more than flakes down here I dont see how this would push much more north the only thing we are hoping for is a close to the coast start up but that floods a lot of areas along the coast with warmth until it bombs and flips it for locals. Track has been fairly solid with this one for the past ~2 days

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2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

At least it will feel like winter all week if the gfs is right. On and off Flakes in the air all week. 

we might get our days and days of snow....might only add up to 2-4 inches, but I will take that any day in a season like this. Currently 25 under bright sun and it is freezing outside, at least give us some flakes in the air if it is going to be cold like this

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29 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

RGEM has maintained the shortwave integrity better than the NAM which is why it’s liking the precip further northeast and more robust amounts where it falls. ICON does this to an even more extreme...which we can probably toss since it’s getting a few inches well into NNE. 

Said that many days ago, we’d want that shortwave to be a nuke to cut into the block some.

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