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HM, without hyping it, the block as it retrogrades is beginning to look similar to 3/19/58. Though, wouldn't it be something though that after all these cutters in "good patterns" we finally get a LEGIT cold enforcer but it's so strong it squashes the low? LOL...

 

Todays 12z EURO looks like 58esque, except it 58 there was a northern stream disturbance that phased and help to blow up the low....

I think models are going to trick forecasters into thinking the suppressed solution with the first 1 means no storm while the second 1 ends up being the big storm. But, by that point, the cold air may be on the way out.

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The ECMWF bringing out the first piece 3/22 or so is NOT the real deal. The max retogression period with wave timings is closer to 3/25 than 3/22 with a more favorable Pacific.

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I really wish we had an 11-15 day euro op for days like today...just for viewing pleasure

 

The PNA spike is legitimate with the termination of retrogression and tropical pacific. The concern here is if we have too many waves in the southern stream. We also have to consider the possibility that the models today are way too amplified with the suppressive PV. A lot of possible scenarios at this point. What is certainly eye-opening is the amount of cold air embedded into the CONUS.

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Big storm is possible with the MJO moving into Phase 8 and the blocking pattern in the North Atlantic.Would be surprised if the overall pattern lends itself to suppress storm at this late juncture.JMO

I know what you mean but we have had instances where the waves trying to interact with the departing PV led to an out to sea track. For now, I'm favoring something more amplified but I do realize scenarios like 2006 are just as possible at this point.

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I know what you mean but we have had instances where the waves trying to interact with the departing PV led to an out to sea track. For now, I'm favoring something more amplified but I do realize scenarios like 2006 are just as possible at this point.

Just when you think the spring pattern will be dull and mundane this happens -thanks for the reply.

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I just finally saw the day 10 ECMWF and that's just awesome wx porn. The southern cyclogenesis near the Yucatan that moves northward to interact with a northern wave that drops down the PNA sliding board is nothing short of porn folks. Day 11 would be pretty freakin' sweet.

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I just finally saw the day 10 ECMWF and that's just awesome wx porn. The southern cyclogenesis near the Yucatan that moves northward to interact with a northern wave that drops down the PNA sliding board is nothing short of porn folks. Day 11 would be pretty freakin' sweet.

 

WOW, Just saw that too...man 2013 March has the "potential" to be one to remember for a long time...pretty please? 

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I just finally saw the day 10 ECMWF and that's just awesome wx porn. The southern cyclogenesis near the Yucatan that moves northward to interact with a northern wave that drops down the PNA sliding board is nothing short of porn folks. Day 11 would be pretty freakin' sweet.

 

That one might make more sense then the one before it due to the weakening block, favorable pacific, and the ULL retreating into the 50/50 position. All of these allowing for major amplification over the southeast. 

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Euro for the day 7 "whopper" is suppressed down into the Carolinas.

Let's just put this horse of a winter behind the barn and put it out of its misery.

Is that still the situation on today's noon EURO?

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Intteresting to reflect - KPHL has recorded a trace of snow 20 of the last 44 days. That's pretty remarkable. The trend, obviously, is for lots of small events rather than a large one. My obvious question is- what is changing in the pattern that would suggest synoptic changes away from numerous small events to a big one?

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