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February 16th-17th Potential Winter Storm Part II


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So much potential with this one...if things do get theit act together. But hard to go against euro.

Flow is too progressive for the second storm and it forms too late. If anything it'll be a longitude storm and eastern New England is favored. Our shot is with the first wave tonight/tomorrow and hoping the boundary layer cools enough for it to stick.

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Doubtful. 12z ggem went east of its 0z run now. 

The 12z GGEM is better than the 0z in the south through the short term.

 

At 36hrs it has a 1001mb SL just off Hatteras with steep and developing trof oriented through the Ohio Valley a snowstorm going on in NC and VA.  It's going to miss, but it's an interesting situation.

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The 12z GGEM is better than the 0z.

 

At 36hrs it has a 1001mb SL just off Hatteras with steep and developing trof oriented through the Ohio Valley a snowstorm going on in NC and VA.  It's going to miss, but it's an interesting situation.

It's relative... might be better for the coastal southeast... but certainly not for this subforum. 

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It's relative... might be better for the coastal southeast... but certainly not for this subforum. 

The 0z hooked really sharp late to nail SNE and graze the upper mid-atlantic.  I thought that was a little suspicious.  This run tucks earlier but lacks the strong late hook, cutting back QPF for this area.  I think recent runs probably have the right idea as 500mb isn't changing so much from run to run now.  But it still wouldn't take a much sharper hook to deliver something decent.

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Flow is too progressive for the second storm and it forms too late. If anything it'll be a longitude storm and eastern New England is favored. Our shot is with the first wave tonight/tomorrow and hoping the boundary layer cools enough for it to stick.

In my opinion the second storm is a potential as well. However with this progressive pattern and lack of blocking, it's making it difficult but the potential is there.
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The 0z hooked really sharp late to nail SNE and graze the upper mid-atlantic.  I thought that was a little suspicious.  This run tucks earlier but lacks the strong late hook, cutting back QPF for this area.  I think recent runs probably have the right idea as 500mb isn't changing so much from run to run now.  But it still wouldn't take a much sharper hook to deliver something decent.

The GFS was one burp away from doing something big.

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I'm going to wait till 0z. If we miss this, this will be painful since this has the chance to be a monster storm.

 

 

I'm going to wait till 0z. If we miss this, this will be painful since this has the chance to be a monster storm.

dont worry odds are ONLY CC will get big snows...This one wont even be close to us

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