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First weekend of Feb storm


Ian

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cheer up it's heavy snowing in BOS!!

SPECI KBOS 011509Z 36008KT 1/4SM R04R/1800V2200FT +SN FZFG VV001 M08/M11 A3042 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 1/2 P0001 $

the pattern has changed and their time is running short

from NYC south, I'm thinking its done

parts of NE will still see snow, but that's not unusual

maybe we get a fluke in a crappy pattern

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There is that, Ian. I am at work and could only quickly glance at the precip and 850 maps, but that was a better run, right?

yeah i think it's a bit better than the last few at 500 tho the northern stream might be problematic still. keeps me from bailing for now at least. ;)

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yeah i think it's a bit better than the last few at 500 tho the northern stream might be problematic still. keeps me from bailing for now at least. ;)

Indeed...I think that clipper-looking system with the northern stream is screwing everything up. Temperatures are barely borderline...and that is being kind of optimistic. 850-mb temps are above zero most of the event from what I saw, 2-m temps are around freezing then go well enough above by 18Z Saturday. That's been indicated now for awhile, hasn't it? Don't feel overly good about this one unless things start changing a fair amount.

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Has anyone else noticed (or cared??) that the ensemble means on the GFS for a little while have been hinting at what appears to be a -NAO trying to form? Maybe I saw that wrong, but it kind of looked like it. Along with a broad flow around the vortex in Canada. This, despite some of the strong southeast ridge that a couple of deterministic GFS runs have shown yesterday and today. Looks like things are in a bit of flux come mid-month, previously it looked awfully cold for around that time, but who knows.

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And gracious, do I have the cold modeled behind the apps runner read right? SE ridge cancel...

Yeah, sharply colder (and dry) for a brief time behind that system before the flow quickly lifts again, it appears to me. Trough generally sets up well west of us. And the SE ridge is far from canceled, quite the opposite if you take the 12Z GFS literally.

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