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I was just reading the nws phiili discussion and there saying that the models or converging on a some what warmer solution not sure if that changes anyhting at this point.  I know this is going to get alot of negative responses but i have to agree with summer on this event it does seem there are many people hyping this storm and comparing it to the v-day storm i don't think this storm is anywhere near the v-day storm the only thing the two will have the same is frozen precip. i dont see this storm being a major snow or ice producer for our area the costal is going to remain weak witch in turn keeps are wind from the east and not the north east also the cold air we have in place is no where near that amount of cold we had on v-day and last the high to our north is very week and not in an ideal position for us. Before people start ripping me apart for saying people are hyping this just go back and look at post about that nyc is next to get a wsw and last night there were post saying that the models say we can get more then 6 inches in the city i personal don't see anyone in the metro area getting 6 inches of snow and if it were to happen it's going to well north and west of the city also there is no way that the nws is going to put up a winter storm warning for the city east and i really don't think they will issue it for anyone in the tri state (by tri-state i mean upton forcast area) in there latest disscussion they say they see this as possiably advisorie criteria and mainly north and west of the city.  Once again this is just my opinion and is based on t.v. forcasst for long island and the fact of how this winter has turned out so far.

[Beetlejuice]

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Once again this is just my opinion and is based on t.v. forcasst for long island and the fact of how this winter has turned out so far.

That's why I cant completely buy into your post. TV forecasts are notoriously conservative. Last winter sucked too, but there was at least one massive blizzard. I know this is not a blizzard, but dont jump ship until tomorrow AM. Then join the rest of us in the water.

[FreeRideNJ]

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I was just reading the nws phiili discussion and there saying that the models or converging on a some what warmer solution not sure if that changes anyhting at this point.  I know this is going to get alot of negative responses but i have to agree with summer on this event it does seem there are many people hyping this storm and comparing it to the v-day storm i don't think this storm is anywhere near the v-day storm the only thing the two will have the same is frozen precip. i dont see this storm being a major snow or ice producer for our area the costal is going to remain weak witch in turn keeps are wind from the east and not the north east also the cold air we have in place is no where near that amount of cold we had on v-day and last the high to our north is very week and not in an ideal position for us. Before people start ripping me apart for saying people are hyping this just go back and look at post about that nyc is next to get a wsw and last night there were post saying that the models say we can get more then 6 inches in the city i personal don't see anyone in the metro area getting 6 inches of snow and if it were to happen it's going to well north and west of the city also there is no way that the nws is going to put up a winter storm warning for the city east and i really don't think they will issue it for anyone in the tri state (by tri-state i mean upton forcast area) in there latest disscussion they say they see this as possiably advisorie criteria and mainly north and west of the city.  Once again this is just my opinion and is based on t.v. forcasst for long island and the fact of how this winter has turned out so far.

I agree, by the sound of their prognosis it doesn't sound too promising, especially for coastal areas.  However, it can still change for the better or for the worse.  Hope for the best.