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January 2012 General Discussion/Obs


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In a prolonged cold pattern starting Wednesday/Thursday... only means several Disturbances or Clippers to bring widespread accumulating snows to the region. So I don't understand why people throwing in the towel. They might be in the 1-3" variety but who cares at this point I will take a month of cold with a few 1-3" events.

I'm all in for 1-3" snows if they happen...trust me. But I'm not sure I see a "month of cold" at this point. Sure it'll get colder by the end of this week...and for a decent amount of time...but the long long range looks kinda ugly with the AK vortex returning. Hopefully the ensembles are wrong.

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I guess at some point optimism meets reality. Not that I know anything really, but it (the pattern change) doesn't look as hot...no pun intended...as it once did. Oh well, I'll still hold out hope...but I'm not counting on anything.

There's a pretty sick gradient showing up in the longer ranges. Gotta think it's going to be tough to contain given the tendency of low level arctic air although the lack of snowcover may play a role.

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There's a pretty sick gradient showing up in the longer ranges. Gotta think it's going to be tough to contain given the tendency of low level arctic air although the lack of snowcover may play a role.

Ha, yeah. I guess it goes to show you the potential if everything lined up perfectly. Heartbreak city for some though with that gradient.

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Obviously BI's post is in jest, but if we end up having a tight baroclinic zone that sets up across the Continental US any system that would interact with this zone would have the potential to be a pretty good hitter for someone. This is not saying that anything like that P0002 image would come close to verifying, but I will take a strong baroclinic zone intersecting the US any time over what we have been having all winter.

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Obviously BI's post is in jest, but if we end up having a tight baroclinic zone that sets up across the Continental US any system that would interact with this zone would have the potential to be a pretty good hitter for someone. This is not saying that anything like that P0002 image would come close to verifying, but I will take a strong baroclinic zone intersecting the US any time over what we have been having all winter.

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Obviously BI's post is in jest, but if we end up having a tight baroclinic zone that sets up across the Continental US any system that would interact with this zone would have the potential to be a pretty good hitter for someone. This is not saying that anything like that P0002 image would come close to verifying, but I will take a strong baroclinic zone intersecting the US any time over what we have been having all winter.

Exactly. Things have finally gotten interesting. :thumbsup:

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Valdez Alaska. Wow!

BLIZZARD WARNING

Tonight...Isolated snow showers in the evening...then snow after midnight. Visibility through thompson pass will be reduced to one quarter mile or less at times in snow and blowing snow. Snow accumulation up to 2 inches. Lows around 15 except around zero through the pass. East wind to 15 mph. Through the pass...east wind 15 to 30 mph increasing to 25 to 40 mph after midnight.

Tuesday...Snow...heavy at times in the afternoon. Visibility through thompson pass will be reduced to one quarter mile or less at times in snow and blowing snow. Snow accumulation 6 to 10 inches. Highs in the mid 20s except around 15 through the pass. East wind 5 to 20 mph except east 35 to 45 mph through the pass.

Tuesday Night...Snow. Visibility through thompson pass will be reduced to one quarter mile or less at times in snow and blowing snow. Snow accumulation 3 to 5 inches. Lows in the mid 20s except around 15 through the pass. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph except east 25 to 40 mph through the pass.

Wednesday...Snow. Highs in the lower 30s except in the mid 20s through the pass. Variable wind 10 mph.

Wednesday Night...Snow. Lows in the lower to mid 20s. Variable wind 10 mph.

Thursday...Snow likely. Highs around 30.

Of course the mountains are expecting a few feet of snow.

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