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First weekend of Feb storm


Ian

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since you asked, Midnight, 12/1/10-Noon, 1/31/11, except for 4PM-10PM 1/26/11

that's all

you should probably step back and read your posts before continuing to make them. they are pretty annoying lately.

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I've never tracked so much potential since following models on the internet.. some people need expectations reset after last year. What happened will likely not happen again in any of our lifetimes. Last I checked most people in the area are at or above averages for this time of year.

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I've never tracked so much potential since following models on the internet.. some people need expectations reset after last year. What happened will likely not happen again in any of our lifetimes. Last I checked most people in the area are at or above averages for this time of year.

Agree with you here. We all have last year on our minds... we need to curb that. I'm ticked about this year because of the snow-maggedons all around us and yet we've got little to show for it. Ehh. oh well. Nothing we can do about it... just sayin'.

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Winters are always generally crappy around here with the exception of five or six real possibilities a winter season. Ji is right that this year we've had threats almost on a weekly basis so that has made it interesting. And the threats have been first observed about 7 days out instead of the usual 10 days out and we all know how those 10 day threats turn out.

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last yr was pretty crappy except for about 14 days. :(

I'll leave it at this

we are all here to follow the storms

the difference between this year and good years like last year is that we end up getting snow in good years

you will never win them all, I understand that perfectly, but to come so close this year to big storms is what has turned this from an average, tolerable year to something worse/different

let me put it in terms JI will understand

its like going to a bar, having every hot chic talk and come on to you one after another only to leave the bar with your sister and no chic

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Anyone else having trouble getting a good feel for what this storm will look like?

To me, based on how this winter has unfolded and the seasonal trends with storms, I think it will end up with a pretty potent 500mb LP/vort and not just stretch out along the coast as the GFS has. TBD whether that's a good thing for us....as long as it passes SE of us, it would probably be good.

I could see even a southern Miller B type evolution with a primary up through eastern TN.

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I'll leave it at this

we are all here to follow the storms

the difference between this year and good years like last year is that we end up getting snow in good years

you will never win them all, I understand that perfectly, but to come so close this year to big storms is what has turned this from an average, tolerable year to something worse/different

let me put it in terms JI will understand

its like going to a bar, having every hot chic talk and come on to you one after another only to leave the bar with your sister and no chic

yes, we get it. you have been repeating yourself non stop. we get it!

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our pals at NCEP aren't on board with the GFS....."USED THE 00Z/31 ECENS MEAN TO UPDATE THE PRELIMINARY FRONTS ANDPRESSURES FOR DAYS 3 THROUGH 7. THE ECENS MEAN HAS VERIFIEDSTRONGLY WITH STANDARDIZED ANOMALY CORRELATED SEA LEVEL PRESSURESACROSS THE UNITED STATES...SOUTHERN CANADA...NORTHERN MEXICO...ANDTHE ADJACENT OCEANS AND GULF OF MEXICO DURING THE PAST FOURMONTHS...EDGING OUT ANY GIVEN DETERMINISTIC MODEL OVER THE LONGHAUL...AS WELL AS THE GEFS MEAN. THE CURRENT ECENS MEAN ISREASONABLY SUPPORTED BY THE 00Z/31 GEFS MEAN ACROSS THENATION...WITH THE 00Z/31 DETERMINISTIC ECMWF FALLING SOLIDLYWITHIN ITS CONFINES. THE DETERMINISTIC GFS IS AN OUTLIER WITH THEROBUST LOW IT GENERATES ALONG THE MID ATLANTIC COAST MID PERIOD. OVERALL...THE PATTERN IS A DRY ONE FOR THE UNITED STATES...WITHCONTINENTAL POLAR AIR HOLDING SWAY."

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132 still rain -- low center near nyc but mainly big broad low pressure over the area, 850 0c finally moving east but probably as it ends. .5"+ for dc area.. maybe some snow in wv.

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Well with the 500 south of us at least we have a chance, i will take that for now and hope.

im not sure it goes south of us, it kinda gets washed out coming east.. the euro 500 maps are not as easy to decipher as the gfs/nam etc. 1"+ qpf dc east.. so it's pretty wet at least.

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im not sure it goes south of us, it kinda gets washed out coming east.. the euro 500 maps are not as easy to decipher as the gfs/nam etc. 1"+ qpf dc east.. so it's pretty wet at least.

Oh i thought from your description it was going south, we still have plenty of time. At least Leesburg will be happy with all the rain :lightning: .

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When I saw 144, I was wondering where the upper energy disappeared to...it was almost magically gone. Shearing it out like that would be unusual given the pattern we are in that seems to wind up just about every storm into a big deal.

Nothing's easy this year and this thing will come down to the wire as well.

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