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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Not go take that cmc snow map to heart cuz it hurts lol
jmanley32- Senior Enthusiast
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
boy that looks good blue backing in, keep the west going.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Great start to the 12z model runs today. Upper levels have improved today. The lead shortwave has slowed down allowing the northern stream to catch up to it. GFS and CMC were so close to a full phase. Can't wait to see the ensembles. With the EURO making the closest approach last night, todays run could be very interesting indeed.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper. Known s/e bias
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper. Known s/e bias
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
don't forget the Sam big hit lmaosyosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
syosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
My opinion, wait to see Monday night's runs, enjoy NYE, and get a chiropractor or 2 ready on OTI for all the Tech neck cases you'll have from everyone model-hugging!
Happy and Safe New Year's everyone!
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Right now i say 50\50 chance of either but i think west trends are holding stronger than east. And if this storm comes up coast it will be something for the history books will love to see this play out long nights ahead happy new years guys and gals
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
yea carter if west trend keeps going everybody will be happy.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Any chance we get another March 2017 like storm? I can use another 24 inches...
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
All options are on the table flurries, mecs, hecs, becs, secs one thing for sure what ever it is. its gonna be forzen precip its on my daughtets birthday so we hoping history
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Get the low inside the bm and it's go b a cat 3 snowicane lol
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
I would say Frank will prolly chime in after euro. And it should follow suit. We were not far off from a full phase on cmc and a absolutely massive hit. As stated nam extrapolated out prolly would been a crazy hit too. Another day and nam will have it north at 84 hrs.jake732 wrote:if euro trends west a bit more we need a thread!
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
we dont need a thread tho for a full out hit on new england. we need euro to start showing a nice storm for us folks
Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
give me 1888 let's go for the gold Mike lolmikeypizano wrote:Any chance we get another March 2017 like storm? I can use another 24 inches...
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
if it continues west on euro I am thinking it won't stop yet so it would get in here if all goes right. Forget New England.jake732 wrote:we dont need a thread tho for a full out hit on new england. we need euro to start showing a nice storm for us folks
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jmanley32 wrote:if it continues west on euro I am thinking it won't stop yet so it would get in here if all goes right. Forget New England.jake732 wrote:we dont need a thread tho for a full out hit on new england. we need euro to start showing a nice storm for us folks
If you two jinx this thing by being so positive and it winds up going OTS I’m gonna find you guys........
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what storm? There's a storm? Yeah right we don't get storms anymore..syosnow94 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:if it continues west on euro I am thinking it won't stop yet so it would get in here if all goes right. Forget New England.jake732 wrote:we dont need a thread tho for a full out hit on new england. we need euro to start showing a nice storm for us folks
If you two jinx this thing by being so positive and it winds up going OTS I’m gonna find you guys........
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Exactly Jman! never forget the Sam (even with it’s warm bias). Loljmanley32 wrote:don't forget the Sam big hit lmaosyosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
was that a joke or is there such a model?billg315 wrote:Exactly Jman! never forget the Sam (even with it’s warm bias). Loljmanley32 wrote:don't forget the Sam big hit lmaosyosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Gefs look same to me a few members are well west now but most in same spot.nutleyblizzard wrote:Great start to the 12z model runs today. Upper levels have improved today. The lead shortwave has slowed down allowing the northern stream to catch up to it. GFS and CMC were so close to a full phase. Can't wait to see the ensembles. With the EURO making the closest approach last night, todays run could be very interesting indeed.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Haha. The SAM was the creation of Alex and I under Janet’s supervision (fueled by a few beers and some Baileys). After the crappy 0z model runs and frustration last night we felt the board needed a little humor to take the edge off. :-)jmanley32 wrote:was that a joke or is there such a model?billg315 wrote:Exactly Jman! never forget the Sam (even with it’s warm bias). Loljmanley32 wrote:don't forget the Sam big hit lmaosyosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
BTW happy New year's to all. Never been a holiday I've cared about myself especially being I'm I'll and home but enjoy yourselves and I'll b look forward to updates on the possible storm.
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so what was that model image of you posted with it that was a big hit.billg315 wrote:Haha. The SAM was the creation of Alex and I under Janet’s supervision (fueled by a few beers and some Baileys). After the crappy 0z model runs and frustration last night we felt the board needed a little humor to take the edge off. :-)jmanley32 wrote:was that a joke or is there such a model?billg315 wrote:Exactly Jman! never forget the Sam (even with it’s warm bias). Loljmanley32 wrote:don't forget the Sam big hit lmaosyosnow94 wrote:SO IM GOING TO SUMMARIZE THE MODELS AND WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND. ID LOVE A MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON ON HERE TO COMMENT
EURO: held serve from yesterday secs/mecs from city east
GFS: went east 0z now back west 12z coastal scraper
CMC: went east 0z now back to secs/mecs from city east
UKIE: went from BECS to coastal scraper
NAVGEM: currently showing HECS
NAM still out of range but looks like it would be a big hit
Frank sent us all to bed thinking anything less than a continued west shift with the 0z runs would spell doom for the storm, hence JMan’s angst. This mornings runs and sRoc and Tom’s opinions give us hope. I’m no expert but 96 hours out unless there’s big swings east I think the coast especially sits in a good spot. PLUS THE WESTERN RIDGE LOOKS STOUT ON ALL MODELS.
THOUGHTS?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
happy new year to everyone in here i've been monitoring u guys since i joined the group especially now with this storm coming(west trend keep it going)
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Euro says happy new year
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