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Feb 13: The little storm that could (for some)


Ian

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This is when I start to hate winter.  Day before possible snow, and temps in the mid 50's.  Have to worry about temps tomorrow.  Know that if it snowed 4 inches, it would probably be mostly gone by noon the next day. Nah, this gets old fast.

 

Regardless, this is going to be a total model failure for somebody.

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This is when I start to hate winter.  Day before possible snow, and temps in the mid 50's.  Have to worry about temps tomorrow.  Know that if it snowed 4 inches, it would probably be mostly gone by noon the next day. Nah, this gets old fast.

 

Regardless, this is going to be a total model failure for somebody.

 

too bad it's not denver...mid 50's and snow the next day is pretty common.  i love some mid 50's in the winter if it's not snowing outside.

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Too bad there isnt any cold in front of this or it really would be a nice event, but with the crap pattern in front there is no good WAA precip out ahead of it and we are left just waiting for the backside dynamics, and even that might be rain.

 

it's mild outside even with a north wind.  there's just not enough cold air available anywhere.  to be honest, i'm kinda impressed that this system is even producing snow when you look at the temps across the nation right now.

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it's mild outside even with a north wind.  there's just not enough cold air available anywhere.  to be honest, i'm kinda impressed that this system is even producing snow when you look at the temps across the nation right now.

 

It's pretty common though. The nw side of ull's can produce snow in the most hostile environments. The big question is how hostile our environment is. Prob about as hostile as you can get without completely writing it off. 

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Can't see why or how there was ever any hope on this. It's a 40 degree rainer. As it get well east of our longitude the cold air will come in but everything will be so wet from the rain that even if it snows an hour or so at night it won't accumulate.

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Some guidance was showing a thump. Why wouldn't there be an interest?

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How are you going to get snow with a low approaching from the wsw-sw and 850's at 0 to maybe -1.

If the boundary layer was 3-4 degrees colder this setup would be fine. The direction of the low is irrelevant and we have had plenty of snow events with this type of storm track. Our air mass just sucks right now. It's 54 in owings mills right now. That's the problem nothing else.

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