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


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Boxing Day had the deformation band well west of QPF depiction IIRC and it led to some prolific snow amounts due to ratios.  I know this sort of gets thrown out as a bone when people worry about QPF output.  But it seems like deform bands are a little harder to predict?  CCBs tend to show too broad of a gradient then sharpen as we get closer but placement is fairly consistent relative to the surface track.  Is this amateur analysis too far off?  What would one look for to predict placement and potential amounts well west of the QPF depiction?

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Just now, mahk_webstah said:

I think we max the nw trends at 0z-6z then stabilize then an east tick at go time.

The more progressive and booted northward we can get this the better. H5 really isn’t wrapping fully up until it’s near the BM now. I want PVA slamming into MVY.

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23 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Feels like we’re maxing west trends currently. I’d fully expect a jog east.

i think the Jan 22 references are legit. This obviously isn’t as potent of a system. However, that slowly faded SE over the last couple days.

It was obviously an all time event here because we got in the deformation band, but that was originally modeled way west.

23 hours ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

This is following, quite literally, the same progression we’ve seen from all these systems this year. 
 

some mid range waffling, but ultimately, there was never real support. Just enough to waste everyone’s time for 3-4 days, before it finally slowly vanishes under 100 hours 

23 hours ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

It has no support. It’s wrong. We all know it’s wrong.

I get the mental gymnastics of always expecting the worst, so you can never be disappointed, but isn’t this absolutely exhausting?

Even when you do very well there’s always a “could have been better”.

Just sit back and enjoy the ride!

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