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January 2012 Storm Threats and Discussion


PhineasC

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Yes...but given where model guidance is right now and how the ensembles look, a cutter is less likely than it probably was before that...once you get a ridge axis past the Rockies, the worry becomes whiffing wide right vs a cutter.

But given the timeframe we are at, either is still possible.

Thanks for this tidbit... i was wondering about this earlier in the thread about where we wanted the ridge to be

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The ORH average is like 65" lol...they're not that good. We get like 30-40" in our bad winters.

I was just looking at your last 5 or 6 winters i did not go far back. But your crappy winters are like our very good winters. Even though i live N&W of town my average is still only 27 inches per winter, at BWI it is lower.

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I was just looking at your last 5 or 6 winters i did not go far back. But your crappy winters are like our very good winters. Even though i live N&W of town my average is still only 27 inches per winter, at BWI it is lower.

move. :P

Yes but im sure he gets some from next weeks storm even if we get screwed.

I hope so. I have 9.2" on the year here 10 miles away from ORH and its all from October.

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The ORH average is like 65" lol...they're not that good. We get like 30-40" in our bad winters.

Their average is 69.3"...its been a good run recently. Hasn't been a sub-40" winter since 1999-2000. But this is off topic for this subforum.

We are all getting completely screwed right now. Sharing in the misery. This storm offers hope for all the regions as nobody has been getting hit at all in the east.

I think the fact so much attention is getting paid to a storm 7 days speaks just how bad its been for the whole east coast. The ridge idea I am fairly confident on...with the EC ensembles having it, it was only a matter of time for the GFS to start caving, but for the actual snow possibility, we need a lot more than just the larger ridge...we need some really good energy diving down and the ridge itself needs to be really amped, not just big.

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move. :P

I would never leave my Ravens, even if it meant having to suffer through 50 and rainy all winter. I have never missed a game in 16 seasons, even for funerals or weddings. I just do not miss. Thank g-d my first born came out the friday night before a game not on Sunday, or i would have missed that as well :).

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Something went down on the GGEM, can't tell if its a Miller B or something else -- http://www.weatherof...ast/495_100.gif

999mb L just SE of NYC at 144

No, its probably a wave from the south that does that given the amplitude of the trough/ridge combo. Its not quite as gung ho as the Euro so it would probably not be a big event on the GGEM, but it might be an anafrontal light to moderate snow event for at least part of the region in this subforum if not most.

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No, its probably a wave from the south that does that given the amplitude of the trough/ridge combo. Its not quite as gung ho as the Euro so it would probably not be a big event on the GGEM, but it might be an anafrontal light to moderate snow event for at least part of the region in this subforum if not most.

I wish you moved here, you are a lot more optimistic than Wes. I still love you Wes, the truth hurts though.

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I wish you moved here, you are a lot more optimistic than Wes. I still love you Wes, the truth hurts though.

I don't think I usually disagree with anything Wes says. He's one of the best mets on this site. I think I just naturally try to point out the keys to getting the snow event to work out, so it might seem like I'm more optimistic. But I already said there were plenty of problems with this event as it stands right now too.

We'll see how it evolves over the next few days.

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FWIW, and GGEM now has whatever this is on a Monday afternoon

GGEM at 132 -- http://www.weatherof...SIC@012_132.jpg

144 -- http://www.weatherof...SIC@012_144.jpg

10-15mm... so a 3-5 incher deal IF it were cold enough for all snow... which is anyone's guess

It would def start as rain on those maps, but as I mentioned when you posted the 144 map, its an anafrontal type wave, so it would probably flip over...the interior hills obviously being the best spot in that type of setup.

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