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njblizzard
showing nice clipper for us...

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metfan4life
yea after this storm,time to turn to that one,maybe 1-3 inch storm or 2-4
summer
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yea after this storm,time to turn to that one,maybe 1-3 inch storm or 2-4


LOL ::)
snowfreak188
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LOL ::)


summer do u have that because u think we wont see that much because if thats rite thats a easy 2+in
summer
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summer do u have that because u think we wont see that much because if thats rite thats a easy 2+in


Because we struggle to get a correct forecast within 12 hours of the event never mind days in advance
snowfreak188
the models are also all over with this thing south on the 06z and on the 00z much north.
weathergeek87
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Because we struggle to get a correct forecast within 12 hours of the event never mind days in advance


Agreed. You people are grasping at straws. Yes it's fun to speculate, but it's ridiculous when you are 100+ hrs away from a potential storm.
snowshoe
1-3 inches in my book is not considered a storm.  Even this last one was nothing considering the first two we had this season produced more snow.
IdolikesnowKocin
Mr. Evans says:

"We'll be seeing a "clipper-type" disturbance emerging in the Great Lakes on Wednesday, which will tend to approach your area from the north and west later in the day... It may bring a bit of snow or some flurries late on Wednesday or perhaps Wednesday night... In its wake, it will manage to reinforce the cold air... "

SK.
lab94
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1-3 inches in my book is not considered a storm.  Even this last one was nothing considering the first two we had this season produced more snow.


That is true. I think I am close to tha amount of snow I had last year already. Minus all that sleet. :smile: already 11.25" ( 2", 6.50" and 2.75 yesterday)
snowfreak188
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That is true. I think I am close to tha amount of snow I had last year already. Minus all that sleet. :smile: already 11.25" ( 2", 6.50" and 2.75 yesterday)


hey ill take my 1.7in it was enough to have a snowball fight with my cousins :smile:
snowfreak188
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/an...0072084_s.shtml

have fun NJ as i get robbed if its rite! :(
Virgaman
sucks for me up here in poughkeepsie, oh well maybe a flurry at most lololol :wacko:
icehater
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That is true. I think I am close to tha amount of snow I had last year already. Minus all that sleet. :smile: already 11.25" ( 2", 6.50" and 2.75 yesterday)


Problem is it's 11" of snow that was ptrobably on the ground for about 20 hours collectively. It counts in the record books but real snow in my book is always the snow that accumulates and stays around. That's why I'm no fan of warmfront snow or late winter/early spring snow.
lab94
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Problem is it's 11" of snow that was ptrobably on the ground for about 20 hours collectively. It counts in the record books but real snow in my book is always the snow that accumulates and stays around. That's why I'm no fan of warmfront snow or late winter/early spring snow.


True Ice. The 6.5" snow only lasted 2 days. Better than nothing. Its like going to Hooters for a burger and the view, Many of the hooters are artificial, but still nice to look at even if its for a short time :biggrin: ;)
icehater
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True Ice. The 6.5" snow only lasted 2 days. Better than nothing. Its like going to Hooters for a burger and the view, Many of the hooters are artificial, but still nice to look at even if its for a short time :biggrin: ;)


November snow is different. You don't expect it to last and anything you get is a bonus. So you know going in that anything that falls isn't lasting. It's really exhibition season. Warmfront snow is a waste because it's almost like getting snow under false pretext (plus it's destined to be washed away in short order) and late season (post March 20th) snow makes you want to curse and say where the heck were you in DJF.
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