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That's always the risk but once the Euro catches onto a trend (stronger blocking/confluence) this close-in it usually doesn't go back. And models are moving towards the Euro not against it
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There's a good 50/50 and block in place. I think we'll see models deamplify and trend S/E like we're seeing for the 28th as we get closer. Blocking regimes are prob the only time where systems trend S/E as we get closer though that doesn't always apply.
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Nam & Rgem can be pretty amped at this range so seeing them trend colder is a good sign.
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
SnoSki14 replied to George001's topic in New England
Speak for yourself. Most south of 41N haven't even had an inch of snow this winter. -
Let's not count our chickens yet. We're still very much borderline
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3/4 on GFS still cuts but clearly trending in a better direction. I'm willing to get GEFS will be east of OP
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
SnoSki14 replied to George001's topic in New England
This could continue trending south. Euro is going in that direction with stronger confluence each run. I think W/C CT is probably in the best spot here with a lean south. -
Yeah things are trending towards the Euro. It's almost hard to believe that we might get accumulating snow this winter.
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Whatever we get, if anything, will be gone in a couple days or less anyway. Any snow will mostly be for show and to deter a record low snowfall season.
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Unfortunately we don't have a cold air mass ahead of this. That's a bigger problem than anything
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Like seeing an amped GFS & suppressed CMC for the 3/4. Final result could be somewhere in the middle
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
SnoSki14 replied to George001's topic in New England
I'd be careful with the Nam. It can often be overamped beyond 48hrs. -
Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
SnoSki14 replied to George001's topic in New England
6z Euro/EPS ticking in the other direction. Something has to give -
In the past I would've locked into the Euro but it ain't what it used to be. Though on second glance you can see the confluence trend stronger on the GFS/GEFS however we aren't seeing surface changes yet. If the Euro is correct then the GFS surface depiction should change substantially over the next 1-2 run.
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Is the GFS on crack then. It's very different for this storm and the 3/4 system.
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GFS being amped for the 28th & 3/4th system while the Euro is the opposite is unusual.
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I'm on a deamplifying train right now especially with the Euro/Ukie showing it but with this winter you never know. I know SNE is praying the GFS is right
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The Euro/EPS combo is pretty strong this close in
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Not out of the question with system deamplifying quickly as it moves east
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This winter is still a massive turd and remains the worst by a good margin but I agree that it's unlikely we set a new record for low snow totals.
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Also note the highly amplified MJO into phase 8 near March 8-10. Phase 8 in March isnt as cold as in other months but it still carries weight
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This is how I see the next month playing out Some snow showers and maybe light accumulations on the 25th aka tomorrow. Storm potential March 3/4 followed by brief warmup (could be very warm for 1-2 days) and then an extended cool period starting near the 10th as heights build in the arctic and strong RNA pattern breaks down. That could last til the end of March and into April. Beyond March 3/4 there's probably another snow window or two in the March 10-25 time frame. After that climo is very much against us even if anomalies stay cold.
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
SnoSki14 replied to George001's topic in New England
Euro shows a suppressed storm atm which is fine this far out. No need to worry about the March storm yet until this one plays out though.
