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reply posted on 9-2-2006 @ 10:41 AM by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by l0rds0fcha0s
plz dont ruin my post by countering everything i say, just make a new post
oh and i just looked the 2nd clipper is in the us now.... i'ma take a pic and circle it for you



Look man, no one is trying to "counter" you or take away from your predictions or anything. (creating multiple pages on the same exact thing saying the same exact stuff is generally discouraged here on ATS btw)

The only thing I disagree with is about the clipper.
1. What you circled isn't even it's own clipper. It's all part of the first one. It's easier to see that on the water vapor which I'll post in a bit
2. Even if that was it's own clipper or becomes it, it doesn't have the energy or speed to overtake the first one in 24 hours. The first one is very organized and it would take a lot to just make it disappear. All that moisture and energy has to go somewhere. That 'somewhere' is the new storm in which it will transfer it's energy to.
3. What you circled can become it's own clipper. It is not uncommon for pieces of energy to break away. What that would do is cause the snow to linger into Sunday for the major cities (into Monday for the northern east coast).

Here's the water vapor, here you can see better that what you circled is all PART of the clipper system interacting with the northern jet. Not a seperate entity.


You can also see that the two jets are getting closer and closer to combining making this storm all the more likely



Edit: Exactly lanotom


[edit on 9-2-2006 by ThatsJustWeird]


reply posted on 9-2-2006 @ 10:50 AM by l0rds0fcha0s
weather.yahoo.com...

watch the winter weather outlook for friday trust he says the same thing i say....


reply posted on 9-2-2006 @ 11:59 AM by Regenmacher
Alberta clipper coming thru Great lakes region at this time,
as a
Miller type low is coming up thru the Gulf states.

Main precipitation event begins Saturday for the East coast. Sub zero windchills and heavy snowfall (6"+) in many areas, so get your mittens and hats out ATS'ers.

Snowfall estimates
Albany: 3"- 7"
Baltimore: 3"- 7"
Boston: 8"- 14"
Concord: 6"- 10"
Hagerstown: 5"- 10"
Hartford: 5"- 10"
Islip: 3"- 7"
New York City: 5"- 10"
Newark: 5"- 10"
Philadelphia: 4"- 8"
Portland: 5"-10"
Providence: 6"-12"
Richmond: 2" or less
Washington, DC: 3"- 6"
Worcester: 8"-14"

LAKE EFFECT SNOW ADVISORY - NY
iwin.nws.noaa.gov...


Models here: weather.cod.edu...

Operational Daily Snow Cover Analysis

Snow Probability Forecasts



www.atmos.millersville.edu...



[edit on 9-2-2006 by Regenmacher]
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