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February storm threat discussion


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Haha I really wish everyone could see the control run of the ecmwf over on accupro. It has what appears to be a 975 BECS off ocean city next saturday with 1.9 qpf and -6? 850's... Woof

Really? Because the ewall version makes it look like it starts as rain and only catches the colder temps in time to give us some back end snowshowers...

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Really? Because the ewall version makes it look like it starts as rain and only catches the colder temps in time to give us some back end snowshowers...

He is talking about the control run of the Euro that is not the Operational run. It is basically like p001 of the GFS ensemble run.

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Haha I really wish everyone could see the control run of the ecmwf over on accupro. It has what appears to be a 975 BECS off ocean city next saturday with 1.9 qpf and -6? 850's... Woof

Please take this crap to the banter thread. This thread is about actual storm threats, not weenie fantasies.

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. The euro control is more legit in my eyes than the 18z gfs

Do you even know what the ECMWF control run is?

It is a low resolution version of the operational ECMWF and the only member in the ensemble run which is not perturbed, I'm sure it is no where near close to the accuracy of any run of the GFS.

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Do you even know what the ECMWF control run is?

It is a low resolution version of the operational ECMWF and the only member in the ensemble run which is not perturbed, I'm sure it is no where near close to the accuracy of any run of the GFS.

I am perturbed by the lack of snow here. I am sure the crappy control run will not help that.

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yes...it's a gulf low..and it goes mostly OTS, but the atlantic setup makes it kind of interesting..we have lots of time to obsess over this one if it looks like a legit threat

Great, so i will have a 2 a.m. bedtime the next 7 days only to watch it blow up 200 miles offshore.

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yes...it's a gulf low..and it goes mostly OTS, but the atlantic setup makes it kind of interesting..we have lots of time to obsess over this one if it looks like a legit threat

LOL, GFS has it trying to cut. This week will be hell. I'll be red-eyeing it every night with nothing to show for it come crunch time.

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it is a lot of moving parts....we are going to have to time something and that is going to be a low probability through the end of winter I would think,....The reason this run is interesting is a weak -NAO ridge in very good position pops with very good timing....If we actually get ridging over Baffin Island later this week it might change things

I hope you will be up late every night this week or i am calling Randy to get your number.

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the sfc low from the GOM gets out just ahead of the trough so we dont get a phase in time...whats the difference?...next run will be all rain and then the run after that will be 0.02" QPF of snow and then the run after that will have 850 temps of +20

A few of the 06Z gefs members like the system so it's worth watching though it is probably a long shot.

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Dave is ranting about the Euro and how the H5 maps don't match the SFC. Saying the SFC low should be closer to the coast and that MD/VA/ should have a snowstorm. :unsure:

Heck, I could see it in the Oh Valley too given that's where there is a closed 500 low. I do think that is a window of opportunity and beyond that time, the pattern probably will get worse as the ao looks to go positive or neutral with the pacific ridge shifting west.

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Heck, I could see it in the Oh Valley too given that's where there is a closed 500 low. I do think that is a window of opportunity and beyond that time, the pattern probably will get worse as the ao looks to go positive or neutral with the pacific ridge shifting west.

This is our last hope. Hold me.

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So the GFS looks terrible...looks promising at first...High sliding down almost in tandem with the gulf low...but the s/w gets crushed. There's another coming on it's heels, but that'll cut west...mark it. I think this is our last hope, seriously. And the uber sun angle which will set you ablaze upon stepping out of your house this time of year...we're done. :bag:

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So the GFS looks terrible...looks promising at first...High sliding down almost in tandem with the gulf low...but the s/w gets crushed. There's another coming on it's heels, but that'll cut west...mark it. I think this is our last hope, seriously. And the uber sun angle which will set you ablaze upon stepping out of your house this time of year...we're done. :bag:

Calm down. It's the 180 hour GFS... 12 hrs ago it had it running up the apps

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The setup next weekend in the Atlantic is forecasted to be somewhat decent, with ridging nosing up into the souther Greenland and Davis straight area. So just need some good timing with the ejection of the closed low in Mexico.

The tendency has been for those to close off and sit down there all winter... I think the control run storm for next weekend is a very low probability, but at least some thing to watch as the Atlantic looks pretty good.

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