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


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6 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

I don’t disagree, we had a pretty special SWFE. However, in context of this event, I think the odds are fading fast with each model run.

It has been an odd season. We’ve had clippers and solid SWFEs and I don’t think any true cutters, but coastals have not been easy to come by, at all.

I do think the easing of the Arctic press and ridging out west helps increase the odds of something popping close enough, but still, nothing coming easy. 

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The one thing I will say is that the tellies dont scream a major snowstorm with a positive NAO and negative PNA. There is some left over blocking with a decaying block and a brief pna spike but not sure if its enough.  The euro is most likely seeing that.

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28 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Theres been hardly a true rain storm, stem winder with 50s and 60s spiking up through new england that we see so often each winter. Kinda been more like 2015 than anything with a lot of cold and no real rainers.

Ideal in that regard. Let’s get one nuclear cutter to flood New England 1936 (lite) style. :weenie: 
 

(I kid…I kid)

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15 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I referenced that confluece N of ME in my write up...although the ridging out west had trended better, that confluence has trended enough in the other direction to negate. ..other guidance was missing that.

The two pieces of energy in the northern plains were weaker and flatter on the 0z runs long before they ran into that confluence, which looks like an effect of the weaker trough, not a cause.

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