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SnoSki14

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  1. Some significant ponding for sure. Temps will struggle to warm though so prob not your typical warm (50-60F) cutter.
  2. PV overhead whereas Tuesday it's in the Midwest.
  3. There's a good chance we see a front end dump but would want it to trend a bit colder/more suppressed. Sucks that the blocking is gone.
  4. Don't see the need for warnings and advisories around here. Temps will be above freezing.
  5. We get a mini arctic intrusion after Tuesdays system which will set the stage for Thursday. If it weren't for Tuesday's more amped system this one would've been the big cutter. Still a ways to go though. Let's get through Tuesday first.
  6. The trend is your friend. Hopefully we get a nice thump before any changeover.
  7. Thursday is looking like the more wintry threat as models amp up Tuesday. Could end up being a SWFE or even a later stage Miller B.
  8. If that high is as strong as depicted for the late week system then there will likely be a strong thump to mix to rain. It has an extreme SWFE flare to it. A stronger, more amped Tuesday storm will also help.
  9. Don't see why Tuesday won't keep trending warmer. Strong SE ridge, no high whatsoever. Nothing to keep the CAD in place beyond current snow cover. The system is weak overall and moves quickly so it won't be a big torchy cutter or anything. A cold rain looking more likely for a lot of places.
  10. We'll still have to watch where these highs set up. A high closer to us would def result in much colder surface temps. Models will have difficulty with so many disturbances. I'm leaning towards a cold rain for both Tuesday (mid 30s) & Thursday (near 40) that'll get soaked into the pack. Thursday will def trend much warmer if the big gfs phase is correct...think 50s. Icing issues probable for NW zones.
  11. So why couldn't it go back to a wintry look. You can't automatically assume the warm scenario will win out. There's still every reason to believe we get more snow late Feb or March.
  12. Signs point to an end to our wintry weather (for now) however I do think we'll see another round of blocking end of Feb or early March.
  13. I wonder if flooding will be more of an issue now. The gfs essentially has two cutters with the 2nd bringing rains to Canada.
  14. Guidance is coming in warmer so I don't see ZR being a concern. It'll probably just be a cold rain for most of NYC metro. NW areas will need to watch out though. The 18th could be more problematic.
  15. Dallas will drop below zero and have teens for highs. Insanity. There will massive impacts on travel and infrastructure. We already saw it with the pileup.
  16. Clown range but Nam is really amped on the 16th. Seems like models thinking they'll be a phase, which would be good news for the following system. If the 16th event is strung out then the next system will be a strong cutter or hugger. The recent -5 AO is a huge red flag for a wintry event so I fully expect that to occur at some point before winter ends.
  17. We were supposed to be torching right now so the fact that we have 20+ inches in Feb and will likely finish BN for temperatures is a huge feat.
  18. If you're hoping for snow you want a more phased event for the 16th. That could push the baroclinicity further east. However even that might not be enough due to the strong SE ridge. I'm hoping we'll end up with a cold rain on Tuesday and then maybe get a snow/ZR thump on Thursday before the changeover.
  19. Models are heading that way. Strong high ahead of the hugger.
  20. That's a relief. I'll gladly take a cold rain over ice.
  21. Texas is in for a hell of a time. Hopefully the warmer guidance is correct and we stay just above freezing.
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