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January 26-27 Storm Threat - II


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Yeah--too early to get excited yet. Thats's one of the things that made me scratch my head over the ALY exuberance at this stage.

Same on the daily trace.

9.9/3

Cautiously optimistic. Spiking the ball in the end-zone 4 days out is bad form. Snow stopped then started again. I was just outside and you can really tell real cold is crushing in here.

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Even if the EURO did slide east, I wouldn't cry about ending up in the banding zone that is currently labeled for the Berks.

I can hear the smoking cirrus comments now. Everything is on the table still. It seems like every this season storm has offered a wide array of possible solutions right up to go time. The final hours all seem to share a common theme however.

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Cautiously optimistic. Spiking the ball in the end-zone 4 days out is bad form. Snow stopped then started again. I was just outside and you can really tell real cold is crushing in here.

I was just commenting that with it being 9* now, the forecast would have a 30* drop between now and dawn. Neat if that actually happens.

Did BOX update the longterm yet? Can't tell.

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He's not lying...everyone is talking about it, like Rev Kev had one of those TV sermons and spoke about it.

I have to be honest....I had lunch at the Wilmington 99 bar yesterday, and I had everyone screaming for more.....weenies were the only thing on the menu when I got done with that place.

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I can hear the smoking cirrus comments now. Everything is on the table still. It seems like every this season storm has offered a wide array of possible solutions right up to go time. The final hours all seem to share a common theme however.

I'm not calling for that or wishing for it...just a hypothetical.

You can have your jackpot, just give me a foot with no taint.

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.LONG TERM /TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...

-- Changed Discussion --MEDIUM RANGE MODEL SOLUTIONS STILL SHOWING SOME SPREAD IN THEIR

SOLUTIONS...NAMELY FOR THE WED-EARLY THU COASTAL STORM DEVELOPMENT

AND TRACK. NOTING MORE AGREEMENT COMING IN PLACE TO GIVE A BIT MORE

CONFIDENCE FOR A SHOT AT ANOTHER MAJOR STORM FOR A GOOD PORTION OF

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND.

TUESDAY...A WEAK WARM FRONT WILL DEVELOP ACROSS NORTHERN NEW

ENGLAND. THIS IS ENOUGH TO SET UP A WARM AIR ADVECTION PATTERN

ACROSS THE REGION AS SW WINDS PICK UP JUST A BIT. HOWEVER...WITH THE

ARCTIC AIRMASS THAT WAS IN PLACE...TEMPS WILL STRUGGLE TO BREAK

FREEZING WELL INLAND...THOUGH IT DOES LOOK LIKE TEMPS WILL REACH THE

MID AND UPPER 30S ACROSS MOST OF N CT/RI/SE MA AS WELL AS E COASTAL

MA. PRETTY DECENT ISENTROPIC LIFT WITH THIS FEATURE...SO COULD SEE

SNOW AND/OR RAIN SHOWERS CONTINUE THROUGH MOST OF THE DAY...WHICH

SHOULD TAPER OFF BY EVENING.

WITH POTENTIAL LOW PRES WORKING UP THE COAST...MAY SEE CHANCE POPS

START TO SLIP IN AS FAR N AS THE MASS PIKE TOWARD DAYBREAK.

WEDNESDAY-WEDNESDAY NIGHT...AS NOTED ABOVE...HAVE SEEN THE 12Z

OPERATIONAL RUNS FOR THE DEVELOPING LOW OUT OF THE GULF HEADING UP

THE EASTERN SEABOARD. THE GFS HAS BEEN THE WEAKER AND FURTHER S

OUTLIER OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS. THE 12Z OP RUN IS STILL WEAKER AND

S...BUT A BIT CLOSER TO THE 40N/70W BENCHMARK. HOWEVER...LOOKING AT

INDIVIDUAL PERTURBATIONS ON THE 12Z GEFS PAINTS A DIFFERENT PICTURE.

OF SIGNIFICANT NOTE...8 OF THE 12 PERTURBATIONS CLUSTER A SOMEWHAT

STRONGER LOW NEAR OR INSIDE THE BENCHMARK BY 06Z THU...THOUGH A

COUPLE BRING IT CLOSE TO THE S COAST /SIMILAR TO THE 12Z OP GGEM

THOUGH NOT NEARLY AS FAR INLAND AS THAT MODEL BRINGS IT/. WHEN

COMPARING THE 12Z GFS ENS MEAN LOW POSITION WITH THE 00Z OP

EC...THEY ARE NEARLY ON TOP OF EACH OTHER. THE NEW 12Z EC OP RUN IS

VERY CLOSE TO ITS PREVIOUS POSITION IN BRINGING THE LOW CLOSE TO THE

BENCHMARK OR JUST INSIDE...BUT STARTING TO SLOW A BIT AS COMPARED TO

THE GEFS MEMBERS. THE NEW 18Z NAM RUN IS NOW STARTING TO VEER

OFFSHORE...SO THIS PORTION OF THE FORECAST IS STILL VERY MUCH UP IN

THE AIR. HOWEVER...WITH THE GOOD RUN-TO-RUN CONSISTENCY OF THE ECMWF

AND ITS ENSEMBLES ALONG WITH THE GEFS MEMBERS LEANING CLOSER TO THE

COAST...WOULD TEND TO LEAN TOWARD ANOTHER MAJOR STORM FOR A GOOD

PORTION OF THE REGION LATE WEDNESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHT. COULD

STILL SEE SOME MIXING AND/OR BRIEF CHANGEOVER TO RAIN ALONG THE S

COAST...CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS WITH INCREASING E-NE WINDS.

HAVE CONTINUED TO BRING LIKELY POPS INTO THE REGION DURING

WEDNESDAY...AS MOST MODELS HAVE A SIMILAR ONSET. IT CURRENTLY

APPEARS THAT THE BRUNT OF THE STORM WOULD OCCUR WED NIGHT...WITH CAT

POPS ALONG THE S COAST...CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS. AS E-NE WINDS

INCREASE...WILL SEE SOME MIXED RAIN AND SNOW OR A BRIEF CHANGEOVER

TO ALL RAIN ALONG THE COAST AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE CAPE AND ISLANDS

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. HAVE NOTED SOME MIX

WITH SLEET INLAND AS WELL...BUT THIS IS UNCERTAIN DEPENDING UPON THE

STORM TRACK. COULD ALSO SEE SOME FREEZING RAIN INTO THE LOWER CAPE

AS COLDER AIR COMES IN BEHIND THE LOW AS IT MOVES PAST LATE WED

NIGHT.

BASICALLY LEANED THIS PORTION OF THE FORECAST TOWARD THE HPC GRIDS

AS WELL AS THE EC AND GEFS. HOWEVER...STILL A LOT OF TIME TO LOOK

AT FUTURE MODEL RUNS AS WELL AS THE LOW DEVELOPMENT BEFORE THIS

OCCURS.

THURSDAY...AT THIS POINT...EXPECT PRECIP TO TAPER OFF AS THE LOW

PUSHES NE. COLDER AIR WORKS IN BEHIND THIS LOW...THOUGH NOT QUITE AS

COLD AS IT WILL BE TONIGHT. H850 TEMPS DO NOT DROP NEARLY AS LOW AS

FORECASTED FOR TONIGHT...WITH THE H500 LONG WAVE TROUGH HANGING BACK

AND FLATTENING ACROSS NY STATE AND THE GREAT LAKES. HOWEVER...STILL

COULD SEE LOWS DOWN TO THE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS THURSDAY NIGHT.

NW WINDS WILL BE RATHER BLUSTERY DURING THE DAY ON THURSDAY WITH THE

LEFTOVER PRESSURE GRADIENT FROM THE DEPARTING LOW.

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DavisStraight, on 23 January 2011 - 05:00 PM, said:Its probably because one of the Boston Mets said feet when he mentioned this storm the other day. A few people Ive talked to are expecting a two footer I assumed based on that forecast.

Who said this??

I didnt hear it but I assume its either whdh or wbz. as weatherma mentioned

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