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What's your reasoning for the 18Z NAM being wrong? What errors r u noting?

Take a look at 57 hours ralph, not bad, and thats with the NAM ots bias at this time range. I've been following models since I was 16 years old, thats 10 years. The NAM ALWAYS is like this at this time range. Every run will nudge towards EUROs OP run.

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It would technically fit the bill for a blizzard by the true sense of the word, just wouldnt be our normal type of blizzard with high snowfall amounts we are kinda used to. But this would fit.

It would probably be more close to an Alaskan blizzard warning. High winds with 3-4 inches of snow. See them up there a couple times a year.

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im curious on this. If this snowstorm occurs over the i95 corridor. The euro showed 1-2 inch snowfall rates. Would the criteria be met for a blizzard warning for the region? We have a high wind watch for gust to 50-55mph, wind is their, heavy snow for atleast 3 hours, if we get those deform bands the euro showed thats potentially doable. With those two combined you would have reduced visibility under .25 mile.

Once upon a time there was a temperature requirement, which this storm has no chance of reaching.

Otherwise, yes if the continuous gust requirement is met (35 mph for 3+ hours) and the visibility requirement is met (1/4 mile or less during the same period, caused by falling or blowing snow), then yes it would reach blizzard.

I doubt it will happen. Very much.

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SnowGoose summed up my NAM observation, I just couldn't put it into meteorology terms lol

"The NAM is notorious for failing to throw back enough precip into the cold sector of storms beyond 48 hours so its likely there would be more precipitation further west than that run shows". Also if you look at the surface temps you can see how its colder closer to the precip than it is away from it, obviously the dynamics of this storm. Going to need the heavy precip for snow.

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Im not sure if im a fan of this storm happening or not. Because its historically been shown, early season snow in phl is the kiss of death for the rest of the season. Plus, 60-70 degrees this weekend with snow or snow piles would be rather interesting.

That's October snows and I doubt we see 70 this weekend.

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Im not sure if im a fan of this storm happening or not. Because its historically been shown, early season snow in phl is the kiss of death for the rest of the season. Plus, 60-70 degrees this weekend with snow or snow piles would be rather interesting.

tom, october snow is the death its now november and clocks have moved ;)

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tom, october snow is the death its now november and clocks have moved wink.png

i think it carries over into november to. I remember the storm that dumped on t giving, not sure if it was 86 or 87 but, that was basically the largest snow we had that year. Ray, would know more than i would about that climo stuff. But i think i remember him posting something last year about it.

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i think it carries over into november to. I remember the storm that dumped on t giving, not sure if it was 86 or 87 but, that was basically the largest snow we had that year. Ray, would know more than i would about that climo stuff. But i think i remember him posting something last year about it.

It depends on how you set the bar, 4" or more in November, only 1 of 5 ensuing winters reached normal snowfall. The one that did was the doozy in 1898-99; 3" or more its 2 of 7, beyond that it gets nebulous.

To answer your other question, hopefully too much wind for snow to stick efficiently on limbs. Also all that wind would fracture the snowflakes, making them smaller than the size of volkswagens.

I was half joking before the Euro run came in to ask how low I had to shoot for snow tomorrow, maybe all I have to do now is show up at the pro shop. ;)

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It depends on how you set the bar, 4" or more in November, only 1 of 5 ensuing winters reached normal snowfall. The one that did was the doozy in 1898-99; 3" or more its 2 of 7, beyond that it gets nebulous.

To answer your other question, hopefully too much wind for snow to stick efficiently on limbs. Also all that wind would fracture the snowflakes, making them smaller than the size of volkswagens.

Yea i knew their was a cut off to it or what not....

how about hybrids parked in elko?

hahahaha, well are we just talking snow or accumulating snow for phl?

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i think it carries over into november to. I remember the storm that dumped on t giving, not sure if it was 86 or 87 but, that was basically the largest snow we had that year. Ray, would know more than i would about that climo stuff. But i think i remember him posting something last year about it.

Thanksgiving Eve. 1989, then frigid December, then Winter over.

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Yea i knew their was a cut off to it or what not....

how about hybrids parked in elko?

hahahaha, well are we just talking snow or accumulating snow for phl?

You tell me after the 00z Euro run tonight. I'm trying to talk my wife into playing at Indian Springs tomorrow (par 70 about 6k), if not executive course Kresson (par 68, about 4.8k).

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