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“Cory’s in NYC! Let’s HECS!” Feb. 22-24 Disco


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9 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

The one tomorrow? Doesn't look great...

Well  you’re in this thread, so I assumed you were referring to this storm.  We’re both almost certainly out of the Wednesday one, but we still have a shot of a decent one on Friday and then the main event.

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1 minute ago, mahk_webstah said:

Well  you’re in this thread, so I assumed you were referring to this storm.  We’re both almost certainly out of the Wednesday one, but we still have a shot of a decent one on Friday and then the main event.

Right, which is why I chose the language I did..."first one", "latter two".

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Pacific Trough patterns can be great when you have a mechanism to deflect the track southward in the nation's midsection....some of our most active and prolific stretches have happened like this....March 2001, January 2011, March 2018, etc.....Pac just keeps spitting out energy and the mid latitudes funnel it into a favorable slot.

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regardless of whatever the UKMET is painting on the sfc chart for this 150 hour outlook off this 12z run ... storm climatology would place a very intense arc of precipitation roughly White Plains to BOS for this kind of 500 mb

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Just now, EastonSN+ said:

Yeah the latest GEFS was not inspiring 

We’ve struggled with well timed phases along the NE. Certainly the whales in the open waters north of bermuda have enjoyed the nukes but I would lean towards a graze again. Several vorts look to pinwheel around the trough which usually equates to sloppiness. If that cleans up, sure…but for now, we fade hecs. 

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4 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

We’ve struggled with well timed phases along the NE. Certainly the whales in the open waters north of bermuda have enjoyed the nukes but I would lean towards a graze again. Several vorts look to pinwheel around the trough which usually equates to sloppiness. If that cleans up, sure…but for now, we fade hecs. 

Yea, I mean....I feel better than I did a couple of days ago, but it's still a coin-flip at best.

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There is always a turd in the punchbowl. Been the theme all season. Attenuation is the word of the winter. The big winner this year is Newfoundland. The s/w's have been phasing perfectly to crush them. St. John's at 300cms. Gander over 400cms and they still have 3 months of winter left. 

The newfs have been stealing all our snow...lol

 

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Just now, Hazey said:

There is always a turd in the punchbowl. Been the theme all season. Attenuation is the word of the winter. The big winner this year is Newfoundland. The s/w's have been phasing perfectly to crush them. St. John's at 300cms. Gander over 400cms and they still have 3 months of winter left. 

The newfs have been stealing all our snow...lol

 

Didn't they get the fast-flow memo? :bike:

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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

It’s nice to see a consolidation of a big one at d5 but yea, that doesn’t equate to a collective nudity yet. 

Would be nice to see a biggy for multiple reasons...anything that melts the next day would be nice to pass at this point, today has that early March vibe to it

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