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


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2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Definitely encouraged by the Euro. Would like to see it get tugged a bit more but overall (for western peeps to get into the best goods too)...for where we stand time wise that is definitely doable. No complaints on this run either though. Keep it going tonight please 

There's finally a tangible trend, and it's our friend...

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7 minutes ago, Cyclone-68 said:

All this needs is another catchy weather channel name. Any ideas?

"The storm that was, then wasn't, then was, then wasn't, and THEN finally WAS!" or "The CoastalWx Weenie Emotional Rollercoaster Ride of Mid-Feb 2026!"

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Kind of looks like the Ukie...maybe a little better. Doesn't get the MECS-type QPF inland that far...maybe to 128 or BOS-PVD or so. Warnings snows back into most of SNE, but the higher end stuff is SE MA/RI. 

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9 minutes ago, Cyclone-68 said:

All this needs is another catchy weather channel name. Any ideas?

According to chatgpt after it reading this thread:

Nice thread title — very on-brand weenie energy
The whole vibe in there is classic:

- chasing a HECS (“historic east coast snowstorm”)
- model chaos (ICON vs EURO vs GFS)
- 50-mile track panic
- “cancelled” posts every run
- flights getting ruined
- someone always getting dry-slotted
- and the universal law: leave town → blizzard hits

Top suggested name:  The Snowman's Curse

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51 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

When the storm takes a bit of a wide turn, we often see the dry air try and advect down the valleys more efficiently with a drier ageo vector. It obivously gets overcome if you get into the CCB enough, but the areas kind of on the outer periphery should watch it. I think it affected Jan 2015 in some western areas making it even worse arctic sand than usual. 

I just wanted to say thank you for calling it Jan 2015 and not that freakin stoopid TWC name.

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1 minute ago, SJonesWX said:

I just wanted to say thank you for calling it Jan 2015 and not that freakin stoopid TWC name.

I've always refused to call them by the TWC name. Plus, by calling it by the date, it helps everyone else not forget the year. 

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NW of previous... 

Frankly, no model has shown a stoppage of the trend NW.

If this continues, and I've outlined why there is room for that to do so, than it's only going up.  It could certainly halt at any time...  plus, ha nothing's actually happening yet.  But there's room and reason to see how this can end up more NW.  

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2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Euro is still weak outside of sema.

CAN WE FINALLY gave ONE that YOU Guys DON’T?  - Thank You  

Sign Eastern RI and SEMA.  :cory:  

ICON is still the best.  Gets the full good stuff in.  But can’t believe the Euro Caved.  

 

 WHEN is the last time

1. EURO was alone OTS, all other models with the GFS on a hit.

2. All models But the GFS Came to the Euro.

3. GFS remains steadfast throughout, and All non-GFS Models eventually Cave to the GFS.  

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Just now, Typhoon Tip said:

NW of previous... 

Frankly, no model has shown a stoppage of the trend NW.

If this continues, and I've outlined why there is room for that to do so, than it's only going up.  It could certainly halt at any time...  plus, ha nothing's actually happening yet.  But there's room and reason to see how this can end more NW.  

If we can introduce more WCB into it, then it can go onto HECS territory, but that would def require amplifying this a bit more. 

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The mets on TV are hesitant to jump on this with both feet. Some 6+ maps out there already but the hedging of "this could be more" has already started.  Two days ago most locals here were on the OTS train. EURO sucked them in. Very different than our January storm in terms of forecast consistency. 

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