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Late February/Early March Medium and Long Range Discussion Thread


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The Euro is much improved for the early March threat as well. The energy wraps in just a tad late. Strong low pressure sitting about 50-75 miles east of the benchmark at 204 hours. Eastern New England cashing in this run.

Seems similar to the 12z ggem then 

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Well, at least we have something to watch now.  The time range from Tuesday on now looks very interesting.  Especially with the evolution of that 500mb low undercutting the storm, then the block holding things in place.  If more energy come around the base of that trough for the end of next week, this would get very interesting.  Details will remain in question for several days but the potential for next week is definitely there.  Tremendous blocking. 

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The dynamics would be incredible with the 26th threat. Huge closed off H5 low to our south with insane amounts of positive vorticity advection. 

 

I still don't love the "block" for that setup, as the positive heights to the north do just seem to be a ridge. However, it's not an awful look as that ULL to the northeast does a lot of the work. 

 

I'm intrigued but still very cautious, obviously. 

 

Yes, I mean verbatim, this drops like 12-18 inches from Rt. 80 North. 

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The pattern is simply loaded in the long range. Wow. Boston gets crushed at 222 hours as the low begins to retrograde. There actually appear to be a few similarities to 2/26/10 in the long range, just perhaps shifted a bit. 

 

It's funny that I posted that map earlier showing what needed to happen for good result here.

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It's funny that I posted that map earlier showing what needed to happen for good result here.

 

 

Ha, I missed that. Exhausting day yesterday so I'm really just catching up now. I'll look now. But I'm glad to see we both saw the similarities there...good to have us both on somewhat of the same page. 

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The big difference between the GFS and the Euro I can see regarding the 26th storm is that the Euro begins the transfer at 120 hours while the storm is in Southern Illinois. The GFS begins the transfer at hour 111 with the primary over Lake Michigan. So the GFS is quicker with the progression of the primary and thus it's further north when the transfer begins.

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The big difference between the GFS and the Euro I can see regarding the 26th storm is that the Euro begins the transfer at 120 hours while the storm is in Southern Illinois. The GFS begins the transfer at hour 111 with the primary over Lake Michigan. So the GFS is quicker with the progression of the primary and thus it's further north when the transfer begins.

 

The Euro really digs the energy more at 120 setting up the pattern beyond that. 

 

 

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Soundings look like snow in the typical areas north of 80 and west of 287 roughly.  with precip of around 1.7 roughly, although it would be a wet snow with temps in the mid 30's. 

Verbatim a wet paste bomb of 6-12" for the higher elevations. Vernon and Hewitt would do great in this setup.

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The big difference between the GFS and the Euro I can see regarding the 26th storm is that the Euro begins the transfer at 120 hours while the storm is in Southern Illinois. The GFS begins the transfer at hour 111 with the primary over Lake Michigan. So the GFS is quicker with the progression of the primary and thus it's further north when the transfer begins.

 

I think the big difference here is the 500mb low undercutting the storm.  The GFS did not do that. In fact the Euro has a completely different evolution here.

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With the NAO forecasted to be between 2 and 3 standard deviations below normal and with such a strong block,you really can set up a scenario with retrograding low after retrograding low .

Time will tell at what Lattitude these centers come north too before they try and spin back before looping out  .

 

The set up looks good enough that we may be able to pull out 2 systems inside a 48 hour period , with only a small break in between .

I would much rather hav 1 super charged slow moving system , than splitting the energy into 2  surface features , sometimes the leader finds a way to gum up the trough axis for the follower .

 

Plenty of time to sort detes .

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