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Winter Storm Threat February 3-5


Grothar

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if you compare the ggem and the ukie they are pretty close in low placement with tracking along va/nc border. Both of them phase in the northern stream disturbance and don't cut off the low in the plains like the 18z gfs did, thus a more amplified solution.

Like i said, models that matter. Don't really hang my hat on the ukie. ;)

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If you're south of Wilmington to AC I think you can squeeze an inch or maybe two inches out of this turd of a storm.

North of there is gonna be tough to get anything more than a stray flurry.

I'm going to hold out til the 00z run tonight. Everything is relative, this winter an advisory type event or near advisory type event (where the WSW criteria is 4" or more) is golden. Last two winters, we'd yawn at this.

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JBs thoughts on Sunday

"I like the ensembles further north on the storm this weekend than the operational and after the plains get pounded, snow should fall through the I-80 corridor of the midwest then into the northern mid atlantic states, perhaps as far north as NYC but centered in further southwest The JMA represents my idea on this"

Indicates snow up to probably NYC but more to the SW

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JBs thoughts on Sunday

"I like the ensembles further north on the storm this weekend than the operational and after the plains get pounded, snow should fall through the I-80 corridor of the midwest then into the northern mid atlantic states, perhaps as far north as NYC but centered in further southwest The JMA represents my idea on this"

Indicates snow up to probably NYC but more to the SW

Atleast he didn't cite an ensemble member

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even though the gfs brings precip uo to the area, looking at the skew t it looks like a lot of it is virga that falls. The bottom layers of the atmosphere are pretty dry. So the end result on the gfs may be flurries...

Here is hr 48 off the gfs, notice from about 800mb down is pretty dry and not saturated

GFS_3_2012020312_F48_40.0000N_75.5000W.png

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