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February Pattern and Storm Discussion


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I hear the euro control run is showing not one,not two, but three coastal's. Can anyone confirm any of them are any benefit to the southeast?

 

I see two. One at 210 which still has the Miller B but there is a coastal. On the control run it would be all rain for everyone east of AR. The second one is at 316 and is a classic Miller A. 

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 Per the 12Z Tue 2/19 GFS and Euro ensemble runs and thanks to impressive higher latitude blocking, much of the SE could easily be cold enough for wintry precip. if we were to get a good tracking Miller A in early March. The Euro ens. is actually the colder of the two. It has KATL at ~8 C (14 F) colder than normal at 850 for the period 3/2-6 or -2C! That is about 4 C below the average for mid January and would be significantly colder than any five day averaged 850's for this winter to date! Bottom line: There's no reason to fret about cold air at this point assuming a Miller A were to occur in early March since we've got about the best setup this winter being progged on the model consensus. We'll see what actually verifies, but the cold and potential storminess would be well supported by the analogs.

 

I'm getting ready for my daily walk. Later.

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