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Late February 2013 Mid-Long Range Discussion


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for me/ian etc it isnt just an issue of elevation/latitude/longitude in terms of accumulating snow, but rather how storms tend to evolve after ~March 10th....4/9/96, 4/9/00, 4/7/03, all pummeled the coastal plain of 40N...and all 3 probably gave you snow...IIRC, 4/7/03 gave you 6"+...I'm really not that concerned about time that much if we can keep the sick pattern (especially the PAC)...I do fully realize that probably means mix/rain/sun angle for me, but if you get ++SN you get ++SN and 0' elevation can get pasted during the day on April 1st if you get 1/8mi viz...which means I am going to hang in there until around April 15th and drive myself even crazier

If something does finally happen where this area is looking at 10" and DC is getting shafted just take an hour road trip. 

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Eh, not really. If the ball was rolling out of the sw then the gfs could be turned off for a week. NS sw's are the wurst

 

I meant more that it is know for the coups in this range from time to time. Also it involves phasing and blocking which are two of its strong suits compared to the GFS. That said, I'd take the under.

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around 0.5 for DCA/BWI...late developer...screwjob potential is super high

 

It's an unusual system with the big block/confluence pushing it southward across the country. I'm actually surprised the euro now has back to back runs that amp and phase. GFS has no interaction with the ull over the glks. Unfortunately for us, knowing which is more right is impossible. Both scenarios hold plenty of water.

 

Wouldn't be upset to see them both have a phased look at some point in the next couple of days.  Having the major globals at relative odds instills zero confidence whatsoever considering where we're coming from. It's almost like we all expect a worst case scenario. 

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