Pretty sure Bac and the Cleveland Browns have the same winning percentage this season. I enjoy numbers threads and compare them with other sources. Is he a snow leaner? Yes. But so what? Guy like snow. Get over it. So do a lot of people. Obviously weather is subject to change right up to the actual event. Getting a heads up on a storm, following it, and watching it evolve for 7-10 days is interesting to say the least. And much more enjoyable when Bac isn’t tryin to contradict every. single. word. Take the loss. Brush off your shoulder and bounce back next winter. We Rutgers fans are experts at that.
Another Nor'easter 3/12-13; likely light to moderate snow...
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ouch says the 12Z NAM....most of us a dusting or coating
I would consider this a good outcome.
but the GFS which has been awful of late says this..its the snowiest....posting Kuchera as well because that is likely to factor in
i cannot believe they are getting giddy about a 10 day event on March 22...what could go wrong this late in the season
Yes, although the 3 km NAM, which is a better model has 1-2" for the eastern half of CNJ/NNJ and less to the west and every other model so far in the 12Z suite that I've seen (GFS, RGEM, HRDPS, and CMC; haven't seen UK and Euro comes out at 2 pm) has a general 1-3" from west to east across NNJ/CNJ, with less in SNJ, except near the coast from maybe Toms River north. These are all fairly consistent with the NWS forecast. Certainly not seeing any significant jump in either direction (more or less snow vs. NWS) at 12Z.
Um, wow, like I do not know there are other sources for info. I am accessing this site through the internet btw. Are these threads one of the primary sources for weather for me out of convenience, yes it is.
So, get off my case
Get off your case? Don't start with stupid replys. I didn't seek you out, it was the other way around.
And the UK and Euro trended moderately snowier at 12Z, with both indicating a general 2-4" from west to east for NNJ/CNJ (all counties north of 195 and including Monmouth and Ocean); precip goes down fairly quickly from NE to SE with Trenton at 2" and Philly at <1". I'd expect the NWS to probably stay with their totals or maybe nudge them up slightly; I also doubt they'll change any of the Advisories, except possibly adding Carbon/Monroe (Poconos). Added the maps again for reference...
So, WB makes a completely unnecessary and flaming post, but says Machiavelli sought him out. Delusional. And then every post after that WB attacks and badgers Machiavelli, who is simply trying to explain why he reads these threads.
WB - what is wrong with you? Seriously, wtf is wrong with you? Are you completely unable to post civilly? I get that you don't like my weather threads and have often badgered me, but why badger someone who simply answered your question? And why would you ever post in threads you think are worthless to begin with? Do you want to get banned from these threads again If this isn't the definition of trolling and baiting I don't know what is.
So you admit you do want people banned. Interesting. And you of all people you should be the last person on here giving advice about acting civilly. But thanks for your advice. I see you are cranky as this thread was not needed as we are not going to have a nor'easter for our area.
No, I don't want you banned - why would I? I just asked if you wanted to get banned, since you're exhibiting behavior that has gotten you banned in the past. I would never ban anyone, as I've said, especially since "debating" you is like shooting fish in a barrel. I only get cranky when provoked and your whole MO is to provoke. I will respond, though.
Ha. And your above post with just my quotes shows that you are the the one that likes to provoke. You like to argue as much as you like big snow storms.
Stick to telling us about the foot of snow we are getting tonight and keep up using scare tactics for a storm a week away. Which you would blast anyone for doing the same thing.
I don't "route" for anything. I do root for snowfall, though, and have never hidden that fact - it's half of why I post in these threads, with the other half being a genuine desire to provide useful info to people who seem to like that kind of thing. But wanting snow doesn't affect my ability to try to provide accurate info on what's likely to happen (same is true for a ton of mets, many of whom got into the profession because they loved extreme weather as kids). There's a reason why these threads are so active and why I have 1000+ people who get my weather notes.
And half of those posts are you arguing with someone. Not about weather. The last two weather threads that got locked because you went on another of your rants. And you can't say Im the guy who provokes fights on here. I didn't post in either of them. But you sure did.
All the arguing is with three people. Why don't you three just ignore these threads, instead of ruining them for the hundreds of us who enjoy them?
Seriously dude, there is no one on this board that rubs people the wrong way more than you. You need to take a look at yourself and ask why you’re always feeling the need to argue with people.
We are tired of your ****!
To your point, I know exactly who you're talking to, in spite of the fact that I can't see any of it because said person is on my ignore list. lol
Only have a minute...back to weather. So, I was wrong about this one, as the NWS decreased the snowfall maps a smidgen, but still lists the same advisories as before, for a general 2-3" of snow (with areas in the eastern half of NJ more likely to get 2-3" than the western half, which is more likely to get 1-2"). See the maps for advisories (in blue) and the snowfall below...And the UK and Euro trended moderately snowier at 12Z, with both indicating a general 2-4" from west to east for NNJ/CNJ (all counties north of 195 and including Monmouth and Ocean); precip goes down fairly quickly from NE to SE with Trenton at 2" and Philly at <1". I'd expect the NWS to probably stay with their totals or maybe nudge them up slightly; I also doubt they'll change any of the Advisories, except possibly adding Carbon/Monroe (Poconos). Added the maps again for reference...
I'm scheduled to take an Amtrak from Metropark to Boston on Wednesday morning. What are the chances of delay/cancellation because of conditions on the Boston end? Thanks.
They are calling for blizzard conditions tomorrow in Boston and 12-18" of snow. A lot of government facilities are closed.
Time will tell if trains in Boston will be running on Wednesday.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2...emains-same/bU3WogXrYHrYzmYt0aiQ0O/story.html
Might be better to take the Last Train to Clarksville! Don't Monkey around with this!
Seriously, though, it sounds like Boston will be getting 12-18 inches of snow out of this, ending Tuesday night. I know little about trains, so I don't know if this will affect train service by Wednesday morning. Is there a customer service line at Amtrak you could call?
Someone from our office is traveling in the opposite direction, but leaving tomorrow morning from Providence to go to Metropark.
Even if Boston gets its forecast of 12-18" from tonight through Tuesday evening, I would think they'd have enough time to clear the rails in the 8-10 hours they'll have before sunrise on Wednesday. However, with potential blizzard conditions during the storm some cancellations are likely which would likely at least lead to delays in catching up the next day.
https://www.weather.gov/box/
No they're not. Or at least they're nuts if they do, with a raging snowstorm (a foot of snow likely) all day and possible blizzard conditons for RI and most of eastern CT, if not all of CT.
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