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Early spring...or poorly timed thaw...


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Probably a bit of that. We're getting some wave interference from the disturbance off the coast, producing a broader trough, and limiting the extent of PVA and associated lift.

There is still a signal there. Good RH, LI spike, and good PVA..but It's tough to see a well defined front at the surface. Maybe it's just some shsn that move through?

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Weak lift would kind of make more sense to me...the omega profile looked like there was strong subsidence from high pressure. arrowheadsmiley.png

LOL I missed the POSITIVE omega values. Yeah, don't think that happens. Looks like decent Q vector convergence later in the afternoon ahead of the s/w that should definitely lend itself to a period of lift, just not quite what we'd see with a sharper wave.

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There is still a signal there. Good RH, LI spike, and good PVA..but It's tough to see a well defined front at the surface. Maybe it's just some shsn that move through?

Yeah, the normally favored areas for upslope could cash in for 1-2". Otherwise expecting just scattered snow showers and a dusting for portions of the region.

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Just waiting for the deck to be reshuffled, then we see what hand we are dealt.

Could not go BTW for 3 months now, could we? Maybe we are done, but we have time.

We will know a lot more mid week. Meanwhile im enjoying the sun.

My snowpack is officially broken now. That made essentially about 53 straight days here which is staggering. Especially considering it was never horrifically cold for an extended period.

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Heh, not sure these runs are insisting on taking the sfc low so far N of the vortmax through the cold air that way...but, anyway, we are 24-36 hours away from the dynamics coming off the Pacific. I think there is some chance yet that the system slated for 84-96 hours ends up a little more S should said relay off the Pac prove more potent.

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thats a pretty significant jump on the GFS

previous runs had it in central ontario, then last runs ran it right over the ottawa valley, now its over central VT

go go PV!

talk about one of those setups that could go in the crapper at any moment though lol

Yeah, I'd still say the warmth is on down here, but these model runs have me questioning the evolution and duration. The euro should be interesting today.

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This GFS run has implicaitons suggesting icing issues over a large area near and N of 40N ...possibly as near as D7 despite the exact sfc depiction - and it is not unheard off to have the polar boundary wind up S of the ridge rim when you have S/Ws ripping E just N of the border with Canada... Backside confluence(s) over snow pack can definitely exert a lower troposphere cold.

Of course, that is predicated on the idea that the 500mb is reasonably accurate - lol

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Yeah, I'd still say the warmth is on down here, but these model runs have me questioning the evolution and duration. The euro should be interesting today.

well i mentioned it in the central forum

IF (big if) the heights at higher latittude are pressing down due W-E cross-contiental like the GFS is implying, i am certain that IF the storm is a pure W-E runner, it will be modeled too far north most likely.

this is from years of obs and climo IMBY in mid-feb. could there be an expcetion? i suppose, but this is an odd setup for this time of year for here, and our climo say lean South for a BZ W-E runner.

of course the other option is the storm passes from the Plains well NW into Superior torching everyone, i could see that happening.

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This GFS run has implicaitons suggesting icing issues over a large area near and N of 40N ...possibly as near as D7 despite the exact sfc depiction - and it is not unheard off to have the polar boundary wind up S of the ridge rim in when you have S/W ripping E just N of the boarder with Canada... Backside confluence(s) over snow pack can definitely exert a lower troposphere cold.

Of course, that is predicated on the idea that the 500mb is reasonably accurate - lol

That's why the euro should be interesting. It might have a better handle on any potential of what you just described.

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