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February 12-13, 2024 | Winter Storm


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15 minutes ago, Undertakerson2.0 said:

These models have a way of coming back to the original idea, after an Hr 72 hiccup - RTC (paraphrased)

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Someone on here pointed out the other day that the models were having trouble picking up the energy before it arrived over CONUS/Canada. May have had something to do with angles. Wonder if it's finally shaking out all the cobwebs. 

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3 minutes ago, LiveWire_13 said:

Someone on here pointed out the other day that the models were having trouble picking up the energy before it arrived over CONUS/Canada. May have had something to do with angles. Wonder if it's finally shaking out all the cobwebs. 

Some NERD no doubt 

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1 minute ago, MaineJay said:

NAM3 still running too warm.

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Yesterday, it was nearly unfathomable to consider snow early week - while sitting in shirt sleeves on the back patio sipping adult beverage.

Today the temps are still well AN here, but w/o sun due to cloud deck, it feels like "winter". 

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Just now, Undertakerson2.0 said:

Yesterday, it was nearly unfathomable to consider snow early week - while sitting in shirt sleeves on the back patio sipping adult beverage.

Today the temps are still well AN here, but w/o sun due to cloud deck, it feels like "winter". 

Sunny 46° and gorgeous up here. 

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15 minutes ago, LiveWire_13 said:

Someone on here pointed out the other day that the models were having trouble picking up the energy before it arrived over CONUS/Canada. May have had something to do with angles. Wonder if it's finally shaking out all the cobwebs. 

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Still leftovers for my area.  Due to past history, that 1-2 is really stretching it.  It would need a good swift kick south to give LI anything significant.

 

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Just now, JDClapper said:

Would rather be just south of the heaviest band than north .. looks to be a sharp drop off to the north, with a little more leeway to the south.

the worries never end with storm tracking.  first we worry about being fringed then the rain/snow line and then back to being fringed.

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Just now, kdskidoo said:

the worries never end with storm tracking.  first we worry about being fringed then the rain/snow line and then back to being fringed.

Yeah, Euro got me like ... "north trend needed?" lol  This thing is 36 hours away, so much time.  Need a distraction tonight.  🙂 

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7 minutes ago, clm said:

Still leftovers for my area.  Due to past history, that 1-2 is really stretching it.  It would need a good swift kick south to give LI anything significant.

 

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I feel like anyone in the 4-6 , 3-4 could see 6-8 or 1-2 and the 1-2 and <1  could see nothing to 4"

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Just now, StretchCT said:

I feel like anyone in the 4-6 , 3-4 could see 6-8 or 1-2 and the 1-2 and <1  could see nothing to 4"

Duh there's a graphic for that

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