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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.


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11 hours ago, tiger_deF said:

I wouldn’t. I’d be hopping up and down for that amount from a cutter, but if we aren’t getting obliterated from this kind of setup I’d almost rather it be a complete whiff.

qpf, not snowfall. 1/2-1" qpf would give roughly 6-12" of snow, depending on ratios of course

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3 minutes ago, dryslot said:

06z EPS, Looks like we have consolidated the far east members back into the mean but now we have gained a few that are west and closer to the coast of the mean.

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Looks like it’s tightening up, how far is the mean from 40/70?

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not a bad look 72 hours or so out, but I hope this isn't like the 2015 storm where there was 24+ amounts eor, and I was stuck with heavy sand and maybe 8-10" of it, I don't remember what I got here in that one honestly, but still impressive for poor snow growth, also coldest day so far at -7.6°

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1 minute ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

Not great.  I was hoping for at least a cluster further west.  The Cape is in the game, the rest of us are struggling.

Nothing so far has been great, Its stayed consistently offshore, We're going to need to start seeing some OP runs with hits if we have any chance back west

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16 minutes ago, dryslot said:

06z EPS, Looks like we have consolidated the far east members back into the mean but now we have gained a few that are west and closer to the coast.

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Amazing people are hating on this look.

Mid level fun for 90%
 

This is more powerful than the EC-AIFS at this lead time. Don’t get it twisted

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49 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Hated that storm..virga storm here. Hope this plays out differently. 

No that produced well just south of the MA/CT border. I think BDL had 3-4 inches and just south at smaller airport 6-7 and I thought the whole Southington Bristol New Britian Waterbury zone was 6 to 9. The immediate shore crushed up to 20 inches

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17 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

Not great.  I was hoping for at least a cluster further west.  The Cape is in the game, the rest of us are struggling.

I this for us western the previous frame is more important. We need it to be further north to about the lower Delmarva. 

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2 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

I this for us western the previous frame is more important. We need it to be further north to about the lower Delmarva. 

It's also important for us in the east as far as high-end potential is concerned.....I would cap things around a foot if it were to close off so far south.

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9 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I think worst case is my nightmare scenario that played out 4 years ago with the deform band handing just east of me, but could very well end up west.

I’m hoping this has a massive slug shoved well into SNE vs a narrow occluded band. 

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