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Looks like a slightly more northerly track? Time for another thread?
lol. I can sense the itch with you. I'm rooting for you to get a nice one. I want to go snowmobiling in southern Vermont and there's just been nothing big enough for me to make the trip up.
All models don't agree yet, that's the difference with this one AND the fact that only today the Euro decides to impact us a little.So not like there's been consistency. Lets keep an eye on it.
I don't have that good feeling about it yet. Remember when I had that slight north shift feeling with the Blizzard while all Meteos, NWS and models (except NAM) said no? I went from a 3-5" to 10-15" storm. I knew it was coming up. Joe Cioffi and Bernie Rayno never gave up on the NAM either. I felt like the Upper Low would not allow that push East and instead it would push it north.
Remember this long post by me why I didn't buy the South play and that it would come north?
This was my best thinking of the moment.
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Originally Posted by Cambium
The other thing I rarely see them do (Upper Lows) is move due East. They almost always curl back Northeast as shown with my arrows...not the X's
With that said, that is the move we would need in order for us to get more snow than thought.
And Remember this post why Joe Cioffe thought the NAM model could be right?
BTW... The energy for this Fridays storm comes on shore in the west tonight so maybe models will get consistent with something next couple days.
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