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November Mid-Long Range Discussion


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Seeing any snow in late november is a bonus... so even light snow with no stickage is fine by me

the vort track is still not great for the cities but it's at least sorta interesting, or within shiftable distance of better. we certainly should not be expecting much.

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For someone who hasn't looked at anything in 3 days and still thought this was a cutter, is this a rain-to-snow or snow-to-rain situation?

prob all snow on northern end.. near md border area and north/higher elev west. rain to snow elsewhere maybe ending snow in the cities.

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Marginal events - tough to get! And agreed about the A+B+C need as it is unfavorable - Still thinking NW VA, WEST MD, Central PA - with a little elevation, will see snow and have some stick. Above 500 feet! A little further north elevation will not be needed (North MD). Some snow mixed in with rain possible in metros seems possible towards end! but hey, just Weenie talk.

BTW - DT mentioned a possibility of a storm last Week and everyone shot it down! Well, nothing real yet, but he was somewhat right!

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What kind of surface temps are we dealing with.

ECMWF Deterministic FORECAST FOR: DCA LAT= 38.85 LON= -77.03 ELE= 16

12Z NOV24

2 M 850 SFC SFC 700 6 HR 500 1000

TMP TMP PRS RHU RHU QPF HGT 500

© © (MB) (PCT) (PCT) (IN) (DM) THK

SAT 12Z 24-NOV 2.1 -9.7 1014 47 5 0.00 541 530

SAT 18Z 24-NOV 6.3 -7.7 1013 38 11 0.00 537 526

SUN 00Z 25-NOV 3.0 -8.4 1015 42 33 0.00 539 527

SUN 06Z 25-NOV 0.2 -6.9 1017 52 11 0.00 547 533

SUN 12Z 25-NOV -1.7 -4.7 1018 61 3 0.00 550 535

SUN 18Z 25-NOV 5.4 -2.7 1015 43 91 0.00 550 538

MON 00Z 26-NOV 2.3 -1.5 1015 57 88 0.00 554 542

MON 06Z 26-NOV -0.9 -1.4 1017 71 16 0.00 557 543

MON 12Z 26-NOV 0.8 0.7 1020 64 41 0.00 559 543

MON 18Z 26-NOV 9.4 0.8 1021 46 65 0.00 561 543

TUE 00Z 27-NOV 3.0 0.8 1023 77 59 0.00 562 543

TUE 06Z 27-NOV 1.0 0.3 1023 89 91 0.00 562 543

TUE 12Z 27-NOV 4.4 -1.4 1023 88 100 0.04 561 542

TUE 18Z 27-NOV 5.1 -1.3 1019 95 98 0.16 557 542

WED 00Z 28-NOV 2.4 -3.2 1020 97 86 0.28 551 535

WED 06Z 28-NOV 1.7 -4.6 1021 92 12 0.00 549 532

WED 12Z 28-NOV -1.3 -4.4 1023 85 28 0.00 547 529

WED 18Z 28-NOV 6.3 -5.9 1022 49 61 0.00 547 529

THU 00Z 29-NOV 2.7 -6.8 1024 55 4 0.00 554 535

THU 06Z 29-NOV -1.2 -3.8 1026 72 5 0.00 559 538

THU 12Z 29-NOV

THU 18Z 29-NOV

FRI 00Z 30-NOV

FRI 06Z 30-NOV

FRI 12Z 30-NOV

FRI 18Z 30-NOV

SAT 00Z 01-DEC

SAT 06Z 01-DEC

SAT 12Z 01-DEC

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ECMWF Deterministic FORECAST FOR: DCA LAT= 38.85 LON= -77.03 ELE= 16

12Z NOV24

2 M 850 SFC SFC 700 6 HR 500 1000

TMP TMP PRS RHU RHU QPF HGT 500

© © (MB) (PCT) (PCT) (IN) (DM) THK

SAT 12Z 24-NOV 2.1 -9.7 1014 47 5 0.00 541 530

SAT 18Z 24-NOV 6.3 -7.7 1013 38 11 0.00 537 526

SUN 00Z 25-NOV 3.0 -8.4 1015 42 33 0.00 539 527

SUN 06Z 25-NOV 0.2 -6.9 1017 52 11 0.00 547 533

SUN 12Z 25-NOV -1.7 -4.7 1018 61 3 0.00 550 535

SUN 18Z 25-NOV 5.4 -2.7 1015 43 91 0.00 550 538

MON 00Z 26-NOV 2.3 -1.5 1015 57 88 0.00 554 542

MON 06Z 26-NOV -0.9 -1.4 1017 71 16 0.00 557 543

MON 12Z 26-NOV 0.8 0.7 1020 64 41 0.00 559 543

MON 18Z 26-NOV 9.4 0.8 1021 46 65 0.00 561 543

TUE 00Z 27-NOV 3.0 0.8 1023 77 59 0.00 562 543

TUE 06Z 27-NOV 1.0 0.3 1023 89 91 0.00 562 543

TUE 12Z 27-NOV 4.4 -1.4 1023 88 100 0.04 561 542

TUE 18Z 27-NOV 5.1 -1.3 1019 95 98 0.16 557 542

WED 00Z 28-NOV 2.4 -3.2 1020 97 86 0.28 551 535

WED 06Z 28-NOV 1.7 -4.6 1021 92 12 0.00 549 532

WED 12Z 28-NOV -1.3 -4.4 1023 85 28 0.00 547 529

WED 18Z 28-NOV 6.3 -5.9 1022 49 61 0.00 547 529

THU 00Z 29-NOV 2.7 -6.8 1024 55 4 0.00 554 535

THU 06Z 29-NOV -1.2 -3.8 1026 72 5 0.00 559 538

THU 12Z 29-NOV

THU 18Z 29-NOV

FRI 00Z 30-NOV

FRI 06Z 30-NOV

FRI 12Z 30-NOV

FRI 18Z 30-NOV

SAT 00Z 01-DEC

SAT 06Z 01-DEC

SAT 12Z 01-DEC

Thanks. 2m temps still look pretty warm, if I remember the model did have a surface temp bias, I'm not sure whether it is still present or not. too bad it's precipitating during the day

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Thanks. 2m temps still look pretty warm, if I remember the model did have a surface temp bias, I'm not sure whether it is still present or not. too bad it's precipitating during the day

NAM looks cold. Low sun angle. We are due.

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NAM looks cold. Low sun angle. We are due.

lol, we usually stay due.

Matt, The massive ridge near the aleutians teleconnest to really wet conditions from nrn CA into the pac nw with the rain sometimes even getting to srn ca. It also tends to bring warm air out into the plains so nationally it's sort of a warm pattern except for sometime right along the east coasts. If the ridge retrogresses a little and a trough digs farther west so a ridge pops near or even bet inland from the west coast, then the pattern is a better one.

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Thanks. 2m temps still look pretty warm, if I remember the model did have a surface temp bias, I'm not sure whether it is still present or not. too bad it's precipitating during the day

Yeah but at least we have the 850's for now. Still time for a 6 hour shift which would have all qpf coming after sundown. I wouldn't think it would take long for a changeover, but what do I know snowing3.gif

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I was looking at the 12z Euro on the accuwx pay site that we subscribe to here at school. The cut off line for snow is the fall line. If your NW of that it's 1-3". If your northwest of the Carrol co./ S York co. hills then it's 3-6"

Make sure you look at the whole column and not just 850 and up. In reality the nam is pretty warm in the bl from 900mb on down to surface.

Yep, BWI/DCA is stuck in the mid-upper 30's. You have to be north of the fall line in order to get snow. Interesting note also, the nam is slower bringing in precip almost 12 hours later.

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Make sure you look at the whole column and not just 850 and up. In reality the nam is pretty warm in the bl from 900mb on down to surface.

strange too since thicknesses are below 540 and drop during the event

well, even if we miss this one, it's nice to see this kind of system so early in the season

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strange too since thicknesses are below 540 and drop during the event

well, even if we miss this one, it's nice to see this kind of system so early in the season

The issue is in the 925-850mb layers on the models. the wind backs from the south, and thats deadly if you want a snowstorm. Also the 925 and 850mb lows, which seen below tracks overhead, you want to be north of that.

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NAM_221_2012112418_F84_TMPC_850_MB.png

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vort is in a decent spot on the nam.. nam. meh. probably wrong.

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I wouldn't give the nam much consideration outside of 48 hrs. Once inside of that timeframe start paying attention to it. For you and us up here yoiu need that euro track maybe a hair further south or stronger to drag the colder air down increasing precip rates.

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