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billg315 wrote:No, no. We’re all there right now CP. lol. Just give it 24 hours for the batteries to re-charge.
Give CP about 2 hours.
Classic Miller A storm as per rb.
Lee Goldberg was poo pooing this storm Tuesday evening and NWS says it goes way S and E.Let the games begin!!!!!!
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CP, care, care. Let's have some fecal cohesion, buddy.

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TWC: watching another potential winter storm for Monday and Monday night on their outlook lol
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Here we go again lol
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If we have another storm, I will be scatologically impacted.

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Here’s what caught my attention today. In the TWC weather app extended forecast (which is generally useless, you’re better off just checking out the latest run of the gfs, it will be the same thing) they call for snow showers then a mix of rain and snowshowers Monday . . . But they add “watching a potential winter storm.” I’ve never seen them add that to what is usually a simple sound bite forecast of “showers. High 40”. This tells me they realize the potential for something big. Reminds me of 1993 when the NWS started hinting of something “possibly historic” 5 days before the March 13, 1993 “storm of the century” (which for the NWS to tout a major storm in that manner five days out was virtually unheard of back then).
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Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
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nutleyblizzard wrote:Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
Last night my reaction to this would have been different, but after a good nights sleep brought on by total storm fatigue I'm renewed and ready for it.
Bring it home Nutley. I say that realizing 4 feet of snow like the blizzard of 88 on top of the 2 feet from yesterday would probably guarantee total destruction of my home and town. Roof collapse would all but be guaranteed. I better rethink this.
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
Last night my reaction to this would have been different, but after a good nights sleep brought on by total storm fatigue I'm renewed and ready for it.
Bring it home Nutley. I say that realizing 4 feet of snow like the blizzard of 88 on top of the 2 feet from yesterday would probably guarantee total destruction of my home and town. Roof collapse would all but be guaranteed. I better rethink this.
4 on top of near 20 would be bad. And not in a good badass way. Crushed homes, down trees and plain old fashioned darwinistic stupidity will result in death and destruction. Still i can’t resist.
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1888 would be higher than a frankzilla which he is not suggesting. Cp u can't wish for more snow. I got 3 inches let us coasties cash in this time.CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
Last night my reaction to this would have been different, but after a good nights sleep brought on by total storm fatigue I'm renewed and ready for it.
Bring it home Nutley. I say that realizing 4 feet of snow like the blizzard of 88 on top of the 2 feet from yesterday would probably guarantee total destruction of my home and town. Roof collapse would all but be guaranteed. I better rethink this.
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I was only saying that the players on the field per say are similar. I never suggested what amounts we could see, but if you twisted my arm I would say this has Roidzilla potential but only if we see a phase with the northern disturbance.jmanley32 wrote:1888 would be higher than a frankzilla which he is not suggesting. Cp u can't wish for more snow. I got 3 inches let us coasties cash in this time.CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
Last night my reaction to this would have been different, but after a good nights sleep brought on by total storm fatigue I'm renewed and ready for it.
Bring it home Nutley. I say that realizing 4 feet of snow like the blizzard of 88 on top of the 2 feet from yesterday would probably guarantee total destruction of my home and town. Roof collapse would all but be guaranteed. I better rethink this.
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and how possible does that look att. I know a lot can and will change in the next few days. Frank also said heights need to b better but due to traffic in atlantic doesn't bode well? Don't get me wrong a storm like that I would want to live through once.nutleyblizzard wrote:I was only saying that the players on the field per say are similar. I never suggested what amounts we could see, but if you twisted my arm I would say this has Roidzilla potential but only if we see a phase with the northern disturbance.jmanley32 wrote:1888 would be higher than a frankzilla which he is not suggesting. Cp u can't wish for more snow. I got 3 inches let us coasties cash in this time.CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Believe it or not a good analog for this potential event is March 1888. If you look back at the archives, there was a Miller A low coming up the coast and it phased with strong northern upper level energy coming out of the great lakes. Eerily similar to this potential setup.
Last night my reaction to this would have been different, but after a good nights sleep brought on by total storm fatigue I'm renewed and ready for it.
Bring it home Nutley. I say that realizing 4 feet of snow like the blizzard of 88 on top of the 2 feet from yesterday would probably guarantee total destruction of my home and town. Roof collapse would all but be guaranteed. I better rethink this.
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So we have upper atmosphere potential out there in the Pacific. It is slow moving. It could go out to sea or hang as a low and pound us. It looks cold enough. And we can’t say anything def 40 hrs out. Count me in. I like it
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Is yesterdays storm sitting out there going to block Monday's storm from coming North??
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12z GFS and 12z ICON bring the storm a bit more NW, graze the coast




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I'm hearing this is a very slim to no chance. So for now I'm not go think anything of it. No model has shown a hit yet. Except maybe the ukie. But that looked to mostly b totals from yesyerday
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jmanley32 wrote:I'm hearing this is a very slim to no chance. So for now I'm not go think anything of it. No model has shown a hit yet. Except maybe the ukie. But that looked to mostly b totals from yesyerday
Here we go again...lol

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sroc4 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:I'm hearing this is a very slim to no chance. So for now I'm not go think anything of it. No model has shown a hit yet. Except maybe the ukie. But that looked to mostly b totals from yesyerday
Here we go again...lol
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Also, Sroc, you should know that cranky is not feeling this "flat" potential either.

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SoulSingMG wrote:sroc4 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:I'm hearing this is a very slim to no chance. So for now I'm not go think anything of it. No model has shown a hit yet. Except maybe the ukie. But that looked to mostly b totals from yesyerday
Here we go again...lol
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Also, Sroc, you should know that cranky is not feeling this "flat" potential either.
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sroc4 wrote:SoulSingMG wrote:sroc4 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:I'm hearing this is a very slim to no chance. So for now I'm not go think anything of it. No model has shown a hit yet. Except maybe the ukie. But that looked to mostly b totals from yesyerday
Here we go again...lol
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Also, Sroc, you should know that cranky is not feeling this "flat" potential either.
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I've been hearing from all the local TV Mets that at the end of next week things are going to get warmer. Not crazy warm, but temps in the 40's. Does this mean are chances for snow will diminish and the Winter season will be coming to an end. I know rb mentioned that things may stay colder right up until April 1st. Does anyone have any thoughts on this ? Thanks.
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SNOW MAN wrote:I've been hearing from all the local TV Mets that at the end of next week things are going to get warmer. Not crazy warm, but temps in the 40's. Does this mean are chances for snow will diminish and the Winter season will be coming to an end. I know rb mentioned that things may stay colder right up until April 1st. Does anyone have any thoughts on this ? Thanks.
We'll see periods of below normal weather continue through the rest of this month. "Below normal" in mid-March standards is 40's for NYC. Interior and places N&W of NYC remain locked into a favorable winter pattern for the next 10 days or so. It is going to be a below normal March. Hopefully we warm up by April.
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