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Pattern Januworry
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Please hammer don't hurt em, gfs is getting into super weenie land 
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Another one for the NE lol 
Yeah it's getting close now.Think wide right or a big NE hit is most likely given the overall setup but good grief
It’s always a step down process, with appetizers on the table we’re setting!
That’s why we should cheer for that bomb at hour 120 above. The Stronger that 50/50 it forms, the more it buckles and backs up the flow a bit to the west. That storm will probably miss us, but I’m still happy about it.
Plus, how strong that storm is will obviously have big implications for storms later, just another reason not to get either too hyped up or disappointed about surface features until models get it resolved.
Stormlover
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No, click the Time to watch to go to the story
brendan123
Member
Closely watching… 30 miles west and SEVA and NENC would have their most serious threat since January 2018. Obviously a lot of time for this situation to develop and change, but certainly is interesting to watch
Considering how that storm a week ago trended at the last minute, we have at least 60 possible hours of big trends
We might go for it 
I doubt it. The trough to the west will likely shear it out.
Why I said might, might happen might not, but it does look like you’ll be right
Still overall like the look for this range, it’s no southeast ridge, only thing is the WAR that kinda sticks out to me 
Damn NE 
brendan123
Member
Has Thu/Fri been trending in the right direction on the ensembles?
Tr
Im happy the snowpack is building up there.. that will have good effects for us in the SE long term.
whatalife
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I want there to be as much snow pack as possible over the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast when when hit the 18th and our window opens. I want these high pressures moving over a refrigerator to help with our cold air feed