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12/30 Coastal - Snowing Our Way Into NYE


Clinch Leatherwood

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Essentially. Without a solid 100 miles swing NW, pretty set on a 3-6" type meager advisory level event across most of the area.

40-50 miles takes me from .4 to over an inch of QPF on many of the models. Likewise, if it goes further SE I'm into sub advisory snows.

It's pretty close, most have major precip hanging around the islands and just SE.

NCEP hasn't noted any major issues with any of the models as of yet.

I don't know what the scale is on the UKMET but it looks like .175 through 48 and then another .25 by 60 hours. Not bad.

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Agreed. One Euro run made a lot of people antsy. Tough situation to get a solution like that.

That may be too simplistic. There is a tight gradient on this one. The natural weenie way is to assume movements will occur to favor those amounts moving up and over. A 40-80 mile shift makes this Warning storm. It's close on all models but its moving really fast.

we will see how it looks after the 12z suite. If it ticked nw at the same pace it has since the 12z on the Canadian (I know GGEM to rgem isn't apples to apples but now now we can compare points in time), nam and gfs it'd be interesting down here. I expect it cannot get much further nw with the hope being earlier and more intense development.

I'm expecting 1-3 or now maybe 2-4" here. Blockbuster by 2011/12 standards

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Yeah, we would like a 12z Euro solution from yesterday for the 30th storm, It was a weenie run fosho

If that happened at 00z tonight, things would get very interesting.

Not going to happen though. I except 3", maybe 4" because of ratios on SAT. I look forward to it though since its a daytime event, and it's much better then when I have to stay up all night haha.

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If that happened at 00z tonight, things would get very interesting.

Not going to happen though. I except 3", maybe 4" because of ratios on SAT. I look forward to it though since its a daytime event, and it's much better then when I have to stay up all night haha.

Yeah, This one is for you guys down south, Maybe and 1" or so here if things work out, But we did ok, With the Christmas day storm and this one today

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When analyzing the Euro from last night and much of the guidance today, the ridging over the Dakotas is very notable...much more amplified last night. This goes well with what I had been talking about for E MA snow events...good ridge over the Dakotas is often a popular feature in those. But weaker ridging there will keep the storm more progressive and we end up with these toned down solutions.

I still think eastern areas have a shot at 4"+,..but certainly it is looking a bit tougher for something major with weaker upstream ridging.

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Looks like 1-3" to me. Too far ots

Psu maps had the uncle the same as the rest. Low is a few hours too slow developing to really clobber eastern areas. Very subtle differences. Will usairwxs fetish with the warm gulf eddy come into play here?

Edit. Meteo would I think show less qpf on the uk. Is that really a 12 your accum on the ukie?

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Showed about 5-10mm in eastern ma. I think that translates to around .2 / .4 qpf. OK so maybe 2-4

I'm pretty sure the 60hr panel is only 6 hour qpf. Ie we miss 48-54 on the meteo site.

Prob one of those time where the euro sets the pace. We all expect consensus watch it bump se, lol.

What this event will do is leave almost all of New England with snow cover for the first time in a couple of winters.

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I'm pretty sure the 60hr panel is only 6 hour qpf. Ie we miss 48-54 on the meteo site.

Prob one of those time where the euro sets the pace. We all expect consensus watch it bump se, lol.

What this event will do is leave almost all of New England with snow cover for the first time in a couple of winters.

I'm looking at the 72 hour total precip on the meteo site.

What a burp on last nights euro. Its only wrong when it shows a blizzard.

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