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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.


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14 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

We just had a major snowstorm - sucks to lose out on another - but I’ll take another plowable stat padder on a Sunday - holding out hope for that 

If we can get half of the big coastals, it's a win.  March 2018 had 4 biggies; we had a trace from #1 and zero from #4, but the 2 middle ones brought 36.4".  One could dream of catching all 4 but that merely spoils the pleasure of the ones that hit.

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15 minutes ago, dryslot said:

You can blame on this piece in canada, It was further south this run suppressing the hights over in the northeast

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I don’t think that one is a problem. I don’t like the one Friday night that pushes the upper level front south of us. 

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Mostly we've seen cape scrapers and they are still mostly cape scrapers. Anyone in extreme SE New England is still very happy.

Anyone else is still going to have a watching brief till we get to give up time.

Id take many of the current models. I missed this last one and after the last winters with single digit snowfalls, I'm not going to turn my nose up at the prospect of a snow day.

Also, all the evolutions still look a little odd and like there's more to be resolved. Could be the resolution is that it's even further offshore, who knows.

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this is the problem with the Euro run  ...this is the 96 hour.  Go back and trace that through from 84 ..you can see it's spontaneously emerged out of the convection field fanning hugely in advance of the whole trough.   so...it may not be real.  it may be real.   who knows...but that's your problem with this

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6 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I mean 25 miles NW gets 6-10 to the river . 50 miles warning snows for everyone 

Is that a lot of ground to cover between now and then? Judging on history, seems like a 25 mile change is almost a now-cast movement.

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If I recall there was a bit of waffling with the models (especially the EURO) for the last storm. Maybe there's still room for this one to come back West a bit as we get closer to the actual event. We'll know a lot more tomorrow and should be able lock in whatever's expected on Friday.

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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

25-50 happens often .. 100 is a little more difficult but at 4 days out with a few minor changes downstream certainly possible 

Considering the atmospheric scenario and the number of moving parts, there's a higher risk for this than usual on a 4 day forecast.  I truly wouldn't dismiss any scenario for another 48 hours.

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Just now, bristolri_wx said:

Considering the atmospheric scenario and the number of moving parts, there's a higher risk for this than usual on a 4 day forecast.  I truly wouldn't dismiss any scenario for another 48 hours.

Yea, I agree.....if I'm wrong, I'll admit...just had to in the other direction last week...but not there yet. This is precarious.

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