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Re: Official Long Range Thread 6.0
30 degrees below normal type of temp departures likely this weekend. Crazy
GFS:
EURO for Saturday morning
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EURO for Saturday morning
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All I have to say is...
Madonne.
Madonne.
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Hide your kids and wives (or husbands)
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We're going to be below freezing for awhile. Impressive cold stretch
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Now let's just get a storm I believe
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00z GFS has a mega coastal come and transfewr off the coast it explodes, sub 970 but too late, is there still a possibility this storm could happen? Models have shown it in that time frame a few times now, but will the cold keep it away is the question, whatever it does the winds look to howl to 50mph+, which could be the reason for those friggin windchills, dangerous cold!
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euro looks very interesting for thurs and sat. only have ewall maps they do not tell all details but looks promising,
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Al its a immense storm on sat (GFS and Euro), if we can get it west maue said it will be a all out blizzard on twitter (verbatim even without a big hit the isobars are so tight over us it has winds over 50mph winds with windchills -40!, cmc has an even crazier storm at the end of its run (not as strong but a lot of snow), ill post the fantasy map in banter tomorrow, just woke up to all these sirens thought i would check in not looking too promising, probably black ice accidents, the emergency vehicles (A LOT) went, returned, and then went back again two minutes later. a lot of black ice out there and it has not even started doing anything. well back to bed, radar looks to be closing in on us for frz or sleet. roads are dangerous.
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Re: Official Long Range Thread 6.0
Clipper track has trended north of the area for Thursday, but with high ratios should be a 6-8" storm..............................FOR BOSTON!!
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syosnow94 wrote:Clipper track has trended north of the area for Thursday, but with high ratios should be a 6-8" storm..............................FOR BOSTON!!
This is like watching a baseball game where the opposing team cycles through their batting order against your pitchers! They hit every pitch you throw at them.Guess it was just in the cards that the pattern would favor Boston.Miller B's always perform better N and E of us and this winter tells the tale.
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Maybe it's a good thing not to be in the crosshairs at this timeframe. We see how our previous events have trended as we get closer when we're in the bullseye too early. Obviously just hoping at this point...maybe we can get the late trend in our direction this time lol.algae888 wrote:euro looks very interesting for thurs and sat. only have ewall maps they do not tell all details but looks promising,
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crippo84 wrote:Maybe it's a good thing not to be in the crosshairs at this timeframe. We see how our previous events have trended as we get closer when we're in the bullseye too early. Obviously just hoping at this point...maybe we can get the late trend in our direction this time lol.algae888 wrote:euro looks very interesting for thurs and sat. only have ewall maps they do not tell all details but looks promising,
Almost impossible when we're talking about a clipper. The forecast track shifted north (shocker) from yesterdays runs by over 150 miles putting our friends in Boston under about .50 QPF with 20 to 1 ratios. We get maybe .1 QPF! !
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Edit: if someone can delete this i meant to post this in the OBS thread LOL
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Re: Official Long Range Thread 6.0
Lol yeah...again just hoping/wishing. It looks like it's a transfer of energy type of storm, just too late for us. But FWIW, the 06z GFS took a very nice trend in our direction. Nothing huge but decent QPF with cold air. But...it's just the 06z GFS. East end of LI would be in good shape with that run verbatim however.syosnow94 wrote:crippo84 wrote:Maybe it's a good thing not to be in the crosshairs at this timeframe. We see how our previous events have trended as we get closer when we're in the bullseye too early. Obviously just hoping at this point...maybe we can get the late trend in our direction this time lol.algae888 wrote:euro looks very interesting for thurs and sat. only have ewall maps they do not tell all details but looks promising,
Almost impossible when we're talking about a clipper. The forecast track shifted north (shocker) from yesterdays runs by over 150 miles putting our friends in Boston under about .50 QPF with 20 to 1 ratios. We get maybe .1 QPF! !
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Latest GFS run crushes the east end of LI and whaddya know; Boston too lol
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The Thursday storm with each model run is trending stronger and slightly west. Getting a little interesting. Still thinking minor snowfall at this point but that could quickly change
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i think this one will be the one for everyone lets hope!
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rb924119 wrote:Latest GFS run crushes the east end of LI and whaddya know; Boston too lol
The pattern will turn on them eventually just like it did for us out of the blue on February 17th last year, but what a run they've had no doubt. Some places may see double their seasonal average in a 20 day period.
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Frank_Wx wrote:The Thursday storm with each model run is trending stronger and slightly west. Getting a little interesting. Still thinking minor snowfall at this point but that could quickly change
a quick hit system maybe 2-3" would be nice.
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Wow
High ratio too
High ratio too
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LI special incoming as per gfs. A jog 20 miles west and NYC metro is in the game.
If it verifies NENJ gets in teh action and does the NJ coast
If it verifies NENJ gets in teh action and does the NJ coast
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Re: Official Long Range Thread 6.0
just need to come west and we all get good snows but this might be the coastal areas with the best shot of good snows will see but like the trends!
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Re: Official Long Range Thread 6.0
I'm actually glad we're not in the bullseye right now. Being in the bullseye four days out has not worked out in any storms this season so maybe at this stage this is a good thing.
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:I'm actually glad we're not in the bullseye right now. Being in the bullseye four days out has not worked out in any storms this season so maybe at this stage this is a good thing.
Yea, but I would not get your hopes up for this event. Pattern still favors eastern LI/southern NE. We'll see if this trends west but we should be happy with even a minor snowfall event
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If the cold air arrives as the storm does on thursday, will that dry out the western sector of the storm and screw NYC west like the last Clipper "Blizzard"?
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Frank_Wx wrote:CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:I'm actually glad we're not in the bullseye right now. Being in the bullseye four days out has not worked out in any storms this season so maybe at this stage this is a good thing.
Yea, but I would not get your hopes up for this event. Pattern still favors eastern LI/southern NE. We'll see if this trends west but we should be happy with even a minor snowfall event
Agreed, but maybe this one can work out for NYC on east. It doesn't look like a HV special by any means.
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