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  1. CTsnowstorm628
    Only been asked twice today.
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    The amount of liquid with this one is remarkable. Going to be a serious thump for some on the NW side of the H7 low.
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    There's the HVN-ISP mix line concern. I think this run actually make a lot of sense. NYC special, lol.
  4. CTsnowstorm628
    I wish I had the time right now to get into the nitty gritty. Crazy busy, but definitely think this NAM run is more believable...
  5. CTsnowstorm628
    Si.
  6. CTsnowstorm628
    I think the EPS snow tool does a great job highlighting things. Details for sure not, but I like the I-84 jackpot zone down into N NJ.
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    I was just thinking this. Had a client call me from SE CT and he actually (with no meteorology background) simply asked if there was any similarity to the storm that was progged to give SE CT 8" and they got I think 1" --> rain. It is March, and coastal areas (especially ISP-HVN eastward along the coast) need to remember that.
  8. CTsnowstorm628
    Yeeeeeesh. BOOM.
  9. CTsnowstorm628
    I've been on the "I-84 special" train for a while, and fully expect mixing in SE areas, but agree the GEFS is being over analyzed. I think eastern PA into New England should do quite well. No shortage of moisture to work with in classic Miller B fashion...
  10. CTsnowstorm628
    Ok ok ok. I'm back. This one looks interesting. Favoring interior of course, but can't rule out some accumulation even closer to the coast if things break right. Should be a fun few days track upper level features!
  11. CTsnowstorm628
    Makes you appreciate how things come together when there's a big one - really does take a lot with many things possibly going wrong!
  12. CTsnowstorm628
    I've been on the warmer side of the envelope all along, and personally I don't like this set up from NYC to BOS. Could envision NW CT into NC MA doing well, though!
  13. CTsnowstorm628
    "Titanic Trio". I approve. Looking forward to it!
  14. CTsnowstorm628
    One thing on my mind in this pattern is suppression. This is an incredibly delicate pattern in the NE, IMO, with a lot of moving parts. Cold is pretty much a lock I think, but these snow chances on OP data will be all over the place. If I were in the NE, I would feel pretty good about the pattern going forward though
  15. CTsnowstorm628
    I agree! I just tweeted (follow me @EdValleeWx ) that if anything, suppression may be a possibility. However, that quasi-west-based NAO is mighty tasty IMO.
  16. CTsnowstorm628
    What John said. I'm really intrigued by the evolution of the poleward propagating western N.A. ridge. That high latitude blocking is what really piques my interest. This isn't some run of the mill Pacific airmass like we saw last year. This one has some legs.
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    Dat western NA ridge tho
  18. CTsnowstorm628
    It's funny you say that - my uncle is a met at the NERFC in Taunton, MA. And I gotta agree with John here: C+ at best
  19. CTsnowstorm628
    Haha, happy to be here. Gonna need a run down on who is who here - I'm sure I've crossed paths with some of you at some point on another forum or twitter!
  20. CTsnowstorm628
    Hey thanks man! Much appreciated!
  21. CTsnowstorm628
    Hey all! Meteorologist Ed Vallee here - if you don't know me, I'm a meteorologist originally from CT, now living in NC. Looking forward to joining the conversation
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