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beginning of March - 1993 remake DISCUSSION


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obv it will take ALOT for anything to come close to 93 superstorm lol but im looking at the glass half full, as always. i know we are around 200hrs out but theres been signs for a few days now, pointing to big bomb for the beg of Mar. im not liking this fridays event at all, so im looking ahead. early to mid next week can be explosive. guidance was first showing a lakes cutter or app runner but some signs pointing to the primary heading for the OH valley and redevlopes off the MA coast.

thoughts? opinions?

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PNA seems to be slowly on its way up.

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NAO seems to be heading in our favor too. going from + to nuetral or slightly - for this system.

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if you look at 18z nam you see the energy begin to dive S in Canada. this is what is progged to dive into the cetral plains. the cutoff low off the CA coast hangs back but some of its energy is absorbed ie gained by the northern branch diving into the central plains. the rainstorm this friday will help set up a 50/50, albeit transient. so we'll have to see how that plays out, because thats the key.

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this time period is absolutely ripe for a storm but right now i would say wet, not white. If we could get the se ridge to somehow flatten out that would be a lot better and either we need a block or a PNA ridge. Perhaps if that one eyed monster off the Pac coast could pinch off and split the flow, that would work. Lots of time on that.

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