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2/7-2/9
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billski
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I saw an interesting video from Matt Noyes last night where he rationalized his forecast. In a nut shell, he's taking all the models and forecasting to the median.
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As we draw closer to the storm, I've added the additional accumulation detail you're used to seeing from me on NECN, and aired these new maps on New England's Only News at 9 PM, then again at 10 and midnight - single number estimates, and additional contour where amounts should approach two feet, and some changes on the north side of the precipitation shield.
Below is the full explanation in a video forecast, including the accumulation maps - below that are the accumulation map images:
http://www.mattnoyes.net/new_england_weather/
For more, I invite you to follow me on Twitter, my weather Facebook page, my non-weather Facebook Page, and, of course, check in at my Weather Analysis Page and NECN Weather Team Blog for new posts.
As we draw closer to the storm, I've added the additional accumulation detail you're used to seeing from me on NECN, and aired these new maps on New England's Only News at 9 PM, then again at 10 and midnight - single number estimates, and additional contour where amounts should approach two feet, and some changes on the north side of the precipitation shield.
Below is the full explanation in a video forecast, including the accumulation maps - below that are the accumulation map images:
http://www.mattnoyes.net/new_england_weather/
180
Well-known member
It was low on all the Vermont
timm
New member
Site is down for me totally, anyone else having problems?
Should be up Timm--just refresh a few times hopefully?
180
Well-known member
not down
180
Well-known member
and it updated now.
jaywbigred
Active member
Holy NAM, Batman!
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OMG. I've heard of "40 inches plus" before but not when it comes to snow! DO. WANT.
timm
New member
Must be something weird with my work network as it is still down for me on my desktop, but I can access on my cell phone.
billski
Active member
Intellicast
^Intellicast is what we have at alpinezone.com/weather
Interesting as that shows Vermont getting nailed
Interesting as that shows Vermont getting nailed
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Intellicast
Cracckuweather has the bullseye about 100 miles west of where the models have it.
BenedictGomez
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I'm hearing the 12z ECMWF is out!
((((((on pins and needles waiting in anticipation like a 12 year old girl at a Justin Bieber signing))))
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((((((on pins and needles waiting in anticipation like a 12 year old girl at a Justin Bieber signing))))
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BenedictGomez
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Okay.... no graphic yet, but apparently the Euro continued to take this storm west and south (about 25 miles).
I imagine this would be:
Slightly Less snow for New England ski resorts.
Possibly much more snow for NYC, NJ.
Definitely more snow for Poconos
More snow for Catskills
Possibly more for DAX? Or not.... depends on how west vs. south the shift was I imagine.
I imagine this would be:
Slightly Less snow for New England ski resorts.
Possibly much more snow for NYC, NJ.
Definitely more snow for Poconos
More snow for Catskills
Possibly more for DAX? Or not.... depends on how west vs. south the shift was I imagine.
billski
Active member
If you are going to be wrong, then be very, very wrong!
billski
Active member
A week ago it was raining. WHAT are you whining about!
I share your sentiment. Just pick a model you like and get some vodka. You'll be just fine!
