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February storm threat discussion


Ellinwood

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Haven't seen any members. I was just posting off of the mean.

I guess you don't trust ensemble means unless they show no snow? Or unless they have EC in the name?

im not sure what they're showing. they botched the last storm pretty good. i just don't think the pattern is very friendly to get a storm up the coast this weekend. maybe the models are showing the wrong thing... but in general i'll go with the ops unless there is tons of uncertainty and i want more info.

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Has nobody looked at the GFS mean for Saturday?

I haven't seen the members, but, hmmmmmm.

Flizzard alert? Certainly possible to get some instability shsn's behind the front or perhaps a weak line of flurries/shsn's with the front. Wind's going to be whipping, so it might look pretty, but I don't think anything ends up on the ground.

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I saw that. it's also pretty doggone cold Saturday and Sunday.

lets face it..its not going to snow and be cold at the same time this year beyond our standard .04 events. We will end the year most likely without a snowstorm and everyone will bust

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the PV is pretty south on the euro but we are dry through 7 days. I guess when moisture ever comes back in...the cold will have retreated?

road trip to western maine to chase subzero highs?

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im with ji.. im not going to pretend to love getting .5" events even if i need them to avoid total snow humiliation

They're better when they don't comprise your top events of the season. 0.5" events that fall on top of snowpack after a 5" event and preceding another nice event are cool. Events at 35 degrees that accumulate for 30 minutes at the tail end of the event are kind of lame.

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Euro is a little slower, so it lets it get up into the low 40s on Saturday per the wunderground maps.

it's backed off on the cold.. sun/mon maybe mid-30s dc and colder nw? yesterday it was mid-20s on monday with -22c 850s for a brief minute.

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They're better when they don't comprise your top events of the season. 0.5" events that fall on top of snowpack after a 5" event and preceding another nice event are cool. Events at 35 degrees that accumulate for 30 minutes at the tail end of the event are kind of lame.

even worse is when it starts to snow and the back edge on the radar is already in clear view

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the PV is pretty south on the euro but we are dry through 7 days. I guess when moisture ever comes back in...the cold will have retreated?

The block and PV are there, but the s/w is still squashed by hr 168. Then, as another s/w comes in at hr 180, the PV retreats and the airmass ahead of the s/w becomes garbage.

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They're better when they don't comprise your top events of the season. 0.5" events that fall on top of snowpack after a 5" event and preceding another nice event are cool. Events at 35 degrees that accumulate for 30 minutes at the tail end of the event are kind of lame.

fair point. i'll be glad to see snow but it won't move me much at this point in the winter.

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