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End of January/early February storm potential?


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let's get it inside 72 hrs....

this will be the third major hit the euro has shown for us this season in the LR.... 0 for 2 so far.

and even inside 72 it is no lock. Euro stuck to its guns with this current storm on a more western solution where it seems now it is actually going to wind up further east.

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and even inside 72 it is no lock. Euro stuck to its guns with this current storm on a more western solution where it seems now it is actually going to wind up further east.

The cool thing with the Euro this year, it always shows the storm.. It does not just erase the storm one run and then it's back and so on..The variations in track are normal.

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and even inside 72 it is no lock. Euro stuck to its guns with this current storm on a more western solution where it seems now it is actually going to wind up further east.

yep....the only postitive i see for the euro solution a week out vs our current solution is that the setup seems simpler. This one had/has 5 or 6 pieces of energy in the pipeline and it made for modelling mayhem. If euro is correct, it's basically a pressing arctic high and a storm developing in the s. plains. Timing wll determine track and hopefully models will lock in a bit earlier on something.... yea right lol.

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The cool thing with the Euro this year, it always shows the storm.. It does not just erase the storm one run and then it's back and so on..The variations in track are normal.

true, also southeast trend seems to be the rule. Remember at one point this current storm was modelled 7 or 8 days out by the euro to slam the OV points north and east. Looks like a DC to Boston special now.

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true, also southeast trend seems to be the rule. Remember at one point this current storm was modelled 7 or 8 days out by the euro to slam the OV points north and east. Looks like a DC to Boston special now.

yeah, but if it is a little different pattern than the southeast trend may not apply? Of course, what do I know? I am truely just a weenie, but I can't help it. Do any of you guys ever ask yourself why you are so obsessed with snow anyway. I try to recall growing up as a kid and I do remeber loving it, but now to be an adult and still love it like I do to the point where I get in a bad mood when a model run does not go our way is ridiculous. I think I need professional help!:lmao:

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yeah, but if it is a little different pattern than the southeast trend may not apply? Of course, what do I know? I am truely just a weenie, but I can't help it. Do any of you guys ever ask yourself why you are so obsessed with snow anyway. I try to recall growing up as a kid and I do remeber loving it, but now to be an adult and still love it like I do to the point where I get in a bad mood when a model run does not go our way is ridiculous. I think I need professional help!:lmao:

Your not the only one who needs professional help.

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yeah, but if it is a little different pattern than the southeast trend may not apply? Of course, what do I know? I am truely just a weenie, but I can't help it. Do any of you guys ever ask yourself why you are so obsessed with snow anyway. I try to recall growing up as a kid and I do remeber loving it, but now to be an adult and still love it like I do to the point where I get in a bad mood when a model run does not go our way is ridiculous. I think I need professional help!:lmao:

I remember following weather when I was 6...it was in 1982 following LES in Buffalo :lol:

For years Ive gotten made fun of all the time by my buddies!!!

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I remember following weather when I was 6...it was in 1982 following LES in Buffalo :lol:

For years Ive gotten made fun of all the time by my buddies!!!

Dude, I hear ya! Add my wife to that list too. She doesn't get it. Funny thing, when she was a teacher years ago, people at her school would ask her what my thoughts were on any potential upcoming storm. I had them fooled that I really knew what I was talking about! :P

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Dude, I hear ya! Add my wife to that list too. She doesn't get it. Funny thing, when she was a teacher years ago, people at her school would ask her what my thoughts were on any potential upcoming storm. I had them fooled that I really knew what I was talking about! :P

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yeah, but if it is a little different pattern than the southeast trend may not apply? Of course, what do I know? I am truely just a weenie, but I can't help it. Do any of you guys ever ask yourself why you are so obsessed with snow anyway. I try to recall growing up as a kid and I do remeber loving it, but now to be an adult and still love it like I do to the point where I get in a bad mood when a model run does not go our way is ridiculous. I think I need professional help!:lmao:

it's agreat question....we should have a standing thread here where everyone can put in their theories...seriously.

For me, it really was the winter of '78 and the blizzard that got my attention. We had something like 10 snowdays that winter and I think that's when I started associating snow with really good things, (specifically no school). There's two areas concerning this obsession. The tracking of the event vs. actually enjoying snowfall and snowcover.

Tracking: It's kind of like a game of chance. That feeling when you see 'something' in the LR. You start watching it over the next few days, every model run is like pulling the lever on a slot machine and seeing what pops up. The ups and downs of the solutions. One cycle you're in the sweetspot, the next one you're missed...it's a rush. As the LR becomes the SR and the threat is still real, the ante is upped and the rush is that much more intense. When a 6 or 7 day threat that you've been following closely finally becomes a winterstorm watch....there's just something cool about that.

Enjoying snowcover and snowfall: To me this is the dichotomy of the whole issue. I really don't enjoy snow sports. Snow is usually a pain in the arse, and it slows down my real work. There's no logical explanation as to why I should like snow. That being said here's my thoughts on the positives of snow. Winter sucks it's gray and miserably cold, snow is the only thing that gives winter it's beauty and excitement. Snow transforms the landscape. Snow is a great equalizer, no matter who you are you are effected by it. You have to deal with it, drive in it, get it out of the way. One of the few times we see all our neighbors in the winter time is those hours following a snowstorm when everyone is out shoveling and snowblowing.

that's my procrastination post of the day...lol. But i think the whole question of what the hell we are all doing spending so much time here talking about snowstorms is a great question. It is an obsession no doubt. ONe that i would probably be embarassed to admit to friends....at least to the degree i post here...lol.

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it's agreat question....we should have a standing thread here where everyone can put in their theories...seriously.

For me, it really was the winter of '78 and the blizzard that got my attention. We had something like 10 snowdays that winter and I think that's when I started associating snow with really good things, (specifically no school). There's two areas concerning this obsession. The tracking of the event vs. actually enjoying snowfall and snowcover.

Tracking: It's kind of like a game of chance. That feeling when you see 'something' in the LR. You start watching it over the next few days, every model run is like pulling the lever on a slot machine and seeing what pops up. The ups and downs of the solutions. One cycle you're in the sweetspot, the next one you're missed...it's a rush. As the LR becomes the SR and the threat is still real, the ante is upped and the rush is that much more intense. When a 6 or 7 day threat that you've been following closely finally becomes a winterstorm watch....there's just something cool about that.

Enjoying snowcover and snowfall: To me this is the dichotomy of the whole issue. I really don't enjoy snow sports. Snow is usually a pain in the arse, and it slows down my real work. There's no logical explanation as to why I should like snow. That being said here's my thoughts on the positives of snow. Winter sucks it's gray and miserably cold, snow is the only thing that gives winter it's beauty and excitement. Snow transforms the landscape. Snow is a great equalizer, no matter who you are you are effected by it. You have to deal with it, drive in it, get it out of the way. One of the few times we see all our neighbors in the winter time is those hours following a snowstorm when everyone is out shoveling and snowblowing.

that's my procrastination post of the day...lol. But i think the whole question of what the hell we are all doing spending so much time here talking about snowstorms is a great question. It is an obsession no doubt. ONe that i would probably be embarassed to admit to friends....at least to the degree i post here...lol.

Ok, let's do it. I'll start the thread after typing this.

I love your explanation and now thinking about myself, I am a little obsessive compulsive. And, I do enjoy gambling to a degree so the model thing makes a ton of sense!

In regards to snow itself, it is beautiful and to me peaceful. When I see a picture of a snowy landscape It gives me a warm feeling. Don't know why, it just does. Also, isn't it funny when there is a great big snowstorm how neighbors kind of come together to help each other?

One of my favorite memories was in 1996 living in the philadelphia area. I was 23 and I would always tune into KYW News radio in the winter to get the 5 day from Elliot Abrams. Well, on January 2nd, his exact words for 5-6 days from then were, "A snowstorm is likely Sunday into Monday." It gave me chills! I mean snowstorm likely? They never say that, especially that far in advance. I kept tuning in and the forecast never changed. Well, the rest is history and my now wife and I drove home from the Poconos in the storm and we made it to Philly just in time. It was a little scary, but unbelievable. I mean the PA Turnpike was one lane the whole way. Luckily I had an SUV.

The cat is out of the bag with my friends, but I am ok with that. They get a kick out of it.

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that and another cold dump looks to come down right over the western lakes. This is smelling more and more like another I95 special.

I was saying this last night...looks like the same song and dance.

:facepalm:

Geez, it's a 6+ day threat right now. Can we save the debbie downer bs for later.

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Will see what the Doctor says...thats the one that really counts this far out

Dr No has been advertising a system for us for the past 3 or so runs. Granted it's still la la land even for it, but one reason IMO not bail on the threat. But as Alek alluded to, I'm usually optimistic at this range. Take it FWIW. :whistle:

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GGEM is in and doesn't support it.

:thumbsup: Although I'd like that 1049mb High to be centered a bit further north.

Actually looking at the colored maps. I think its fine where it is, and the gulf is open for business. The e-wall images will be win when they come out I'm sure.

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