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February 13-14th Potential Winter Storm Threat Discussion


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There is definitely a chance that there models have sent it too far north and we could end up with a DC snowstorm

It would be kind of funny if we got fringed by this to the south where as with the last time it was to the north, though I'm not complaining about the 8-9".

Yep....as long as we don't have more of the wasted frigid air like in January!

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There is some serious consensus building now and the threat is only 72 hours away. From a purely forecasting standpoint, I would be more afraid of this coming too far north then being suppressed and sheared out. I fully expect the Euro to trend North and more amped tonight. 

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Yes. The SREF's have a NAMish feel to them.

There is some serious consensus building now and the threat is only 72 hours away. From a purely forecasting standpoint, I would be more afraid of this coming too far north then being suppressed and sheared out. I fully expect the Euro to trend North and more amped tonight. 

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There is some serious consensus building now and the threat is only 72 hours away. From a purely forecasting standpoint, I would be more afraid of this coming too far north then being suppressed and sheared out. I fully expect the Euro to trend North and more amped tonight. 

 

you iverson from lwb? im weathernutz if you remember, haha.

 

and yeah, i agree

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Saw on 11pm local news tonight they now have snow Wednesday night for NYC metro but they then say it turns to rain thurs with a high of 42... Im sure they will change it 100 times between now and then.. Just thought id mention it....

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Exactly. The Euro is right where you want her right now. Too big of a jump and you have to worry about the Euro showing a OH valley cutter. The Columbus to PIT to ROC is another classic storm track that we have yet to see this winter. I'm a bit nervous that the track might go even further north with future runs.

I like a gradual shift north from the Euro, I wouldn't want it to shift way north and be too amped up, this gives us a lot of wiggle room. 

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If you look at the GFS this has precipitation moving into the region late wednesday night.. This is not 4 days away..this is now about 72 hrs out which is 3 days away and to not have the best model at this time range in your camp...is not a very good sign. ECM is essentially unbeatable from 72 and under

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If you look at the GFS this has precipitation moving into the region late wednesday night.. This is not 4 days away..this is now about 72 hrs out which is 3 days away and to not have the best model at this time range in your camp...is not a very good sign. ECM is essentially unbeatable from 72 and under

 

unfortunately, the euro made too much of a shift at 500 from 12z to 00z for me to hug it. It def trended towards the GFS

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