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February 8th-9th Potential Bomb Part III


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It's amazing what a 50-75 miles shift can do as well and all it takes is some faster phasing or so. There's definitely a bust potential out there either way, but I think we're more likely to see more snow than less. Can you imagine if the Nam was correct? 

ya its pretty crazy how sensitive these dynamics are. I'm tempering my expectations for now, but a solution like the NAM would be awesome

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We just don't have very many analog split flow snowy phase bombs.Our best storms  are usually all STJ developments 

or when the whole northern stream is forced south under a block. Most of the split flow phasing events of the

past have blasted either New England or the Maritimes. This is a very rare set up for us and an interesting

study case.

 

I have been looking at 83' these past few days, it's somewhat similar

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It's amazing what a 50-75 miles shift can do as well and all it takes is some faster phasing or so. There's definitely a bust potential out there either way, but I think we're more likely to see more snow than less. Can you imagine if the Nam was correct? 

Whats funny is if even it was 50% correct it would still yield 12-18" area wide.. smh

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If the Euro continues to show 2 inches liquid that`s frozen , You are gona see the private guys , call for 12- 24 accross NYC .

These guys wana pull the trigger so bad , but thats the guidance they most care about .

So they are keeping with the 12 inch MAX ... Will know by 120

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Here is the LGA NAM FOUS

 

 

TT PTT R1 R2 R3VVV  LI PS DD FF HH T1 T3 T5

30 037 96 94 62 083 08 13 06 26 41 00 01 99

36 130 94 94 55 007 08 03 04 33 43 00 00 00

42 145 95 86 35 043 22 01 35 27 32 95 92 94

48 028 88 86 37 -14 24 05 33 28 24 92 88 88

54 001 72 82 36 -04 21 09 34 30 26 94 87 90

 

as you can see only hour 30 has anything over 0C (bolded) at any level of the atmosphere...1.30" and 1.45" QPF in consecutive 6 hour periods...WOW

 

EDIT - there could be an embedded level (850-900) that has a nose of warmth

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Yeah this one is def unique. 83' didn't bomb out like this one is progged to do either.

 

12/19/09 was more like 83, there was no real phase in 83 it was basically a southern disturbance amplifying on its own due to a very unique pattern.  I think this is still closer to a more SE version of 12/25/02, this time you've got what went on over NRN PA and Upstate NY occurring near the coast.  2/12/06 is in the CIPS analogs too but that was more a true single coastal storm.

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12/19/09 was more like 83, there was no real phase in 83 it was basically a southern disturbance amplifying on its own due to a very unique pattern.  I think this is still closer to a more SE version of 12/25/02, this time you've got what went on over NRN PA and Upstate NY occurring near the coast.  2/12/06 is in the CIPS analogs too but that was more a true single coastal storm.

DING DING - 12/25/02 is #2 on the list and to me a much better overall analog. However, I do not expect SE MA to get zero snow...

 

2/12/06 is #3

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12/19/09 was more like 83, there was no real phase in 83 it was basically a southern disturbance amplifying on its own due to a very unique pattern.  I think this is still closer to a more SE version of 12/25/02, this time you've got what went on over NRN PA and Upstate NY occurring near the coast.  2/12/06 is in the CIPS analogs too but that was more a true single coastal storm.

 

These northern-southern stream phasers usually happen too late for us like 2-19-04 which makes this such a rare storm for us.

 

http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/NARR/2004/us0219.php

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These northern-southern stream phasers usually happen too late for us like 2-19-04 which makes this such a rare storm for us.

 

http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~fxg1/NARR/2004/us0219.php

 

I remember that one, that was the closest near miss I had ever seen up to that time, 40 mile shift and we'd have been slammed there was heavy snow 20 miles SE of LI.

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