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Second Half of December Weather Banter and Obs


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Time to be desperate

JB in his morning blog said that he expects snow along the coast on Christmas. He expects the storm to amplify and trend west.

he is also calling for 3-6 inches tonight/tomorrow from a line from Erie to Boston (75 miles each side of the line) That looks to bust severely especially south of that line....he will bust too on the next one...

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He just needs to shut up at this point. He's been wrong all month and other than scoring a coup on the 10/29 storm hasn't been right about much of anything

he is also calling for 3-6 inches tonight/tomorrow from a line from Erie to Boston (75 miles each side of the line) That looks to bust severely especially south of that line....he will bust too on the next one...

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like isotherm said, we would need a negatively tilted trough to get a storm to deepen up the coast from the delmarva

Yeah, and that's going to be difficult to accomplish given the lack of blocking and fast/progressive flow. That short wave needs to amplify and close off at H5 preferrably well west of the area in order for the sfc reflection to look good. Right now the energy congealing b/t the nern and sern waves is progged to occur over our area, which is still not good, because the sfc low develops much too late and well east of the region. We need that phasing to occur over the OH valley such that the southern low is pulled NE rather than ENE off the VA capes. Can it happen? Sure, but the cards are stacked against it since we've got nothing to slow this s/w down.

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