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January 22-23, 2023 | Winter Storm


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4 minutes ago, MaineJay said:

The NAM, more like the Euro than the GFS, uses that southern Canada every to knock the heights down a bit, keeps the flow a bit more progressive.  We want that for sure.

Are you surprised the NAM is showing this? I feel like its usually stronger/warmer. Its one of the colder solutions now

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19 minutes ago, MaineJay said:

The NAM, more like the Euro than the GFS, uses that southern Canada every to knock the heights down a bit, keeps the flow a bit more progressive.  We want that for sure.

Agreed makes the Euro more credible with its current depiction.

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5 minutes ago, JDClapper said:

They cant all be March 2017.

Just saying.  Not seeing much of anything up our way even though models went nuts yesterday.  Most if not all will correct warmer and west of us, especially for next weeks system.    Pattern just doesn’t fit.  Snows will be up near lakes and interior New England. 

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1 minute ago, PA road DAWG said:

Just saying.  Not seeing much of anything up our way even though models went nuts yesterday.  Most if not all will correct warmer and west of us, especially for next weeks system.    Pattern just doesn’t fit.  Snows will be up near lakes and interior New England. 

Sounds, good.  Thanks!

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1 minute ago, PA road DAWG said:

Having a decent 50/50 makes a world of difference.   We don’t have that.  What we have is thread the needle events.  But we haven’t been able to thread the needle in quite some time 

If any of the storms that roll through snag a 50-50 we got a shot. Otherwise I agree, cutters and app runners. Apart from a thread the needle shot our best chance would be a miller A up the coast, even then it’s going to swallow up a good amount of warmth off the ocean. 
 

Just too much warmth in the SE and no cold to the NW. 

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