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March Med/Long Range Disco


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it's an amazing pattern...and it helps that we actually have a source region for cold air....probably won matter for me beyond a cartopper...but could be good for you

It really is a good one. Big nasty block and strong hp pumping the cold down from WAY up north. I've been joking around a ton since the bust but I said it a couple days ago with the hat off and I'll say it again. There is a lot going for getting snow out of this but it's going to take some magic. Expectations for me are set at a maybe at best. At least it's not some timing thing with a progressive air mass that is out so sea before something rides in. It's more like a cold air pump after the rainer. It get's reinforced by the waves moving through the upper level flow. It's not often you see the -10c 850 line really close in March. Yea, during the day the sun will warm up the ground but it's cold just over our heads. Much colder prog than Saddern.

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Huh? You got a snowstorm. Nobody really gives a crap about your ignorance of climo.

 

I'm well aware of my climo and what can happen in mid-March in the colder burbs, I know what happened in March 1958, March 1942, March 1960, even March 2007 and 1999 to a lesser extent, etc.

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The other variable arguing in favor of snow chances is the fact that models are now runnng one hour later. They are closer to the actual events, thus having more recent data ingestion and more accurate processing output. Model runs suggesting snow over the next few weeks should hence be taken more seriously. Every hour closer is critical.

Yep. This time change is game changer.

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Thanks for the play by play.  Sounds like a couple different opportunities.  I would pass on the overrunning if we could lock in on the BIG storm behind it.  Temps probably will be an issue in my area.  Everything will have to be about perfect.

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:wacko: snow maps are just sick low stalls east of va beach

 

The models just want to see us be tortured. This is absolutely ridiculous. If I get pulled in again and we get kicked again...somebody just end me lol. I am not all in or even 1 chip in on this one. I won't be until 2 hours before it. 

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:wacko: snow maps are just sick low stalls east of va beach

Nice! This pattern certainly supports some kind of event. Those of us who are climo challenged certainly know who we are but mid march can be very productive for the good areas with the right pattern and storm. Even I got cool events on 3/16/07, 4/7/07, 3/27/11. Standard deviation air masses are cool.

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Goofus is a disaster of a model...so consistent!!

Its not as awful as some make it out to be. But at this time range, and basically 5+ days out, I will always go with the Euro. Most of the time it sniffs out these threats early, and often has the general idea correct. GFS typically flips and flops its way to figuring it out over time.

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The models just want to see us be tortured. This is absolutely ridiculous. If I get pulled in again and we get kicked again...somebody just end me lol. I am not all in or even 1 chip in on this one. I won't be until 2 hours before it.

Once we blend in climo we can follow this with some sanity. I'm not IMBY about these events. I chased April 24th last year and it was a cool event. I think we know we can't ignore BL problems. Why not take some interest in this period? I will check later, but I think you did pretty well on a number of late season events. There was an observer in glenmont who kept pretty good records.

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Once we blend in climo we can follow this with some sanity. I'm not IMBY about these events. I chased April 24th last year and it was a cool event. I think we know we can't ignore BL problems. Why not take some interest in this period? I will check later, but I think you did pretty well on a number of late season events. There was an observer in glenmont who kept pretty good records.

 

You make a good point. I've always been surprised at how well I do in storms where 95 is the dividing line - though it just seems like any way that we can get screwed this year it's happening. I will probably peak once a day or so at this thread to see if it's still on the models...but not lost sleep for me. 

We shall see! I just hope it's not a situation where we think it has awesome potential up until 12 hours before. Hopefully it's either a LEGIT threat once we get close in or not even a possibility - I don't want any of this yes, yes, yes, yes...HELL NO kind of deals. 

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