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


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45 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

We’ll take this I guess:

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One of the more fantastic en masse ens corrections for a system that impressively deep ( in terms of implication) I've seen at 72+ hours ... Here's the thing, usually that type of depth in an ens mean isn't really seen until it's almost on top of the event - it's an indication that there are few if any really, members that stray off into shitsville.  Stunning collocated agreement in amplitude - but then to move that to that particular location ...yikes.  

I don't wanna over state what the models are ... pretty much overstating for us.  But if the Euro comes in at this sort of range and marries to the GFS, confidence in this going from an impressive event to a blockbuster/historic implication goes up a notch. 

Which then would enter the next level problem. Grandiosity is not really one can forecast very well or count on - rarely so.  It almost has to materialize out of just an impressive looking storm that then goes out of control.  The last time a system modeled historic, and ended up that way, is definitely 1993 and perhaps waiting 30 years to see that again.   Interesting aspects going on now..

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Well, just like us knowing last night with some of the models showing the storm getting much closer, but most of the media outlets, meteorologist, etc were being very conservative and very careful. They're also being very careful with accumulation amounts for the storm here in Connecticut. 

I'm just waiting for the NWS in Boston to hoist winter storm watches for the rest of Connecticut and most of Massachusetts. Maybe they're thinking that things will change again and they don't want to put up the watches yet? Or maybe because we're too far from the event ( I would think by tomorrow morning they'll be hoisted )

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39 minutes ago, TheSnowman said:

107 Members on this thread.

 

You don’t even need to read the page number acceleration Let Alone read the posts themselves.  You see 107?  We are TRACKING SOME ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN!  

I'm in here just waiting to see when your going to smash your accordion.

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Just now, subdude said:

I have the same feeling here. Lower end of 6-10" hope I'm wrong. 

If we don't get a regression on the 00z runs, then I think it's all systems go for most of SNE....it's hard to go low on snow when you have that deep layer easterly inflow aloft of that magnitude. The only thing you rrally worry about at that point is dryslotting but we're not dryslotting with a ULL drilling for oil near ACK. 

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15 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

all the news stations I'm watching just keep talking about the cape and SE MA.. going to be some surprised folks further west

Cape Cod may actually have ptype issues for a time!  Look out if the mix line makes it way to Weymouth!

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