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It's coming 1/31-2/1


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3 minutes ago, Snowlover11 said:

Lean left, left!

It’s really just some small tweaks to where the low closes off, kicker, etc and we’re back to an absolute bomb for 95% of us. To be honest if this one really hits the snow will be deeper than even 2010-11 and I have no clue where it’ll go. 

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3 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

It’s really just some small tweaks to where the low closes off, kicker, etc and we’re back to an absolute bomb for 95% of us. To be honest if this one really hits the snow will be deeper than even 2010-11 and I have no clue where it’ll go. 

I want one more biggy, after that im done with the snow lol

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4 minutes ago, Snowlover11 said:

I want one more biggy, after that im done with the snow lol

This rhetoric is disappointing. Years of bad winters has softened the NYC weenie as if left to bloat in the stagnant water of a Nathan’s street cart. We can do better. 

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Just now, Nibor said:

This rhetoric is disappointing. Years of bad winters has softened the NYC weenie as if left to bloat in the stagnant water of a Nathan’s street cart. We can do better. 

It’s all fun and games till you throw your back and hammies out. Im sore as hell.

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7 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

 

why do I have this feeling that the precipitation shield isn't wide enough to the northwest of the Low pressure. A system that deep usually has a way wider precipitation shield and that usually doesn't get modeled right until about 2-3 days away from the actual event!

Because you're a big weenie

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1 hour ago, donsutherland1 said:

Common theme on the 12z cycle: The GFS and GGEM have brought the precipitation farther north and west. It's too soon to write off the storm for the NYC area and especially Long Island. Details still can't be resolved reliably this far out. 

Do you think we get a western movement?

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Not sure why we are locking in a hit or a miss on Tuesday. Last storm's solutions were far from locked down this far out. 

Wednesday Eve/Thursday morning is when I'll be reasonably assured that a solution is nearly there.

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honestly, if it were better than throwing a dart, they'd just update the model to account for any consistent bias in the model. ergo, there isn't that much that can be said for sure, other than that the models will move around. right now for the worse, but maybe tomorrow for the better

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