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January 25-26 Storm Potential


powderfreak

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so you're saying this storm is going to whiff Tolland, CT because of global warming. 

 

 

Yep ... global warming.  

 

no, i'm saying too much ambient gradient may cause this to miss, or be less than it could be;  I merely offer a supposition why the gradient is there.   

 

It's funny though, the SPV weakens and fills by a good amount, yet the flow doesn't slow down.   

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I just saw the run...I didn't think it was that bad? I didn't expect a KU solution again. The PAC energy looks weaker on the 12z suite...my guess is it will come back some on the 00z suite. Most of our systems this year have not trended weaker with vortmax strength once inside of 4 days.

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Is it safe to come out now? had to seek shelter as I watched the euro come out..Anyway, it doesnt suprise me. Will was leading the way here saying last night's euro run was likely best case scenario and worse solutions were bound to occur. plenty of time still and I like the moderate snowstorm idea. Remember ratios are on our side so it wont take much qpf...

 

Remember the euro had a rogue bomb run like last night's 00z in the days prior to the 12/29 event before backing down..but that one turned out pretty well for you guys in the end. 

 

I agree with you that the ECMWF last night looked like a toned down version of this system. Interestingly, that was also a time of MJO looping in mid to late Jan. :)

 

Yeah the upcoming week in general is sharing some striking similarities to that of late jan 2005. 

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I think the models are seeing more of the exiting PV's influence and are losing the core of the PAC s/w. As Will suggested, I suspect this trends stronger as we get closer and this comes back NW.

 

E NJ to E MA zone could end doing well again with this one while I watch 30 miles to the West. ;) 

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Is it safe to come out now? had to seek shelter as I watched the euro come out..Anyway, it doesnt suprise me. Will was leading the way here saying last night's euro run was likely best case scenario and worse solutions were bound to occur. plenty of time still and I like the moderate snowstorm idea. Remember ratios are on our side so it wont take much qpf...

Remember the euro had a rogue bomb run like last night's 00z in the days prior to the 12/29 event before backing down..but that one turned out pretty well for you guys in the end.

Yeah the upcoming week in general is sharing some striking similarities to that of late jan 2005.

Id hit Dec 29 from all directions
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so you're saying this storm is going to whiff Tolland, CT because of global warming. 

 

LOL

 

we should have separate threads for each

 

haha

 

That would make for a nice weenie slap, Whiff this one and cutter on the next one

 

What's the analog year for that?

 

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Latest diagnostic pre Euro which will likely change some of this shortly.  NCEP says we toss (ukmet).  The bottom portion is kind of key, I don't think we have to worry about a miss miss.

 

THE 12Z

CMC HAS CONTINUED THE WEAKER TREND SHOWN BY THE NAM/GFS/ECMWF BUT

REMAINS SOUTH OF THE PREFERENCE. THE 12Z UKMET HAS SHOWN SUBTLE

TRENDS BUT REMAINS THE STRONGEST OF THE GUIDANCE OUT PAST THE

PLAINS WHICH DOES NOT SEEM LIKELY GIVEN THE STRENGTH OF THE RIDGE

CURRENTLY OVER THE WEST.

 

WHILE THE 12Z UKMET/CMC ARE STILL MORE AMPLIFIED WITH THE UPPER

TROUGH AS IT CROSSES THE MISS RIVER...DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE

GOING FULL ON TOWARD THE WEAKER NCEP GUIDANCE...AND WILL PREFER A

12Z GFS / 00Z ECMWF BLEND WHICH IS A REASONABLE COMPROMISE WITH

AGREEMENT BY THE GEFS/EC MEANS.

 

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LOL, last nights Euro was a major and the track was not slow.

 

 

It did slow down some as it got captured on last night's solution. It was about an 18 hour storm.

 

I don't expect a full capture like that though...probably going to be too tough to achieve, but certainly a quick hitting warning event is doable out of this setup.

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