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March 6-7 banter thread


tombo82685

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Facebook and twitter are just dumpster fires of bad analysis and people who can't read a f**king snow output map.  SMDH

 

 

people need to keep their heads and understand the NAM-JMA are pure fantasy. The most likely outcome is a ECM-GFS blend

 

 

It's crazy that people still think KPHL will have major p-type issues. Based on the information available, 6-12" is a good estimate with the lower end most likely.

*snickering*

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While I would dismiss the NAM, you can't totally dismiss the chance of this being a significant to major snowstorm for us....About half of the GFS indiviudal ensemble members crush Philly in heavy CCB snows. 

Link to GFS members showing that?

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:lmao: I see the NAM has brought the influx of crazy back into this forum....we were doing so well :(

Well, it's apparent that there are alot of Euro-huggers. GFS supports the NAM to some degree, more or less 3-5" at KPHL. Take a look at the soundings and don't be conservative just because of this or that.

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Well, it's apparent that there are alot of Euro-huggers. GFS supports the NAM to some degree, more or less 3-5" at KPHL. Take a look at the soundings and don't be conservative just because of this or that.

 

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Where's the 3-5" at KPHL?  WHERE?

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Well, it's apparent that there are alot of Euro-huggers. GFS supports the NAM to some degree, more or less 3-5" at KPHL. Take a look at the soundings and don't be conservative just because of this or that.

 

The NAM is doing it's normal apesh*t run prior to a storm...it will come back to reality, it may be after the storm has passed though :lol: ...and there are a lot of Euro huggers for a reason..it's far superior in most respects...the NAM shouldn't be said in the same breath as the Euro...

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850mb temps are quite cold(- 3-5c) and 1000-500mb thickness are barely below 540. GFS is a horrible model.

:rolleyes:

 

Thickness has to do with the entire volume of atmosphere between 1000 and 500 mb.  Which means, if the 850s are so cold, then somewhere else its unusually warm.  In this case... the surface.

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:rolleyes:

 

Thickness has to do with the entire volume of atmosphere between 1000 and 500 mb.  Which means, if the 850s are so cold, then somewhere else its unusually warm.  In this case... the surface.

So you're saying that 100ft of atmosphere cannot be coooled down in 16 hrs of heavy precip? You must believe that KPHL will not get into heavy precip.

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 Now that you said this..he probably will :axe::lol:

For revenge, he might lol...ever since the moderate risk/SPC incident.

 

 

HM what are your thoughts on the impact to the Jersey shore from the winds?

 

Tropical storm-like winds seem likely and I think MLLW levels of 7-8 feet are likely with any modeled scenario (in agreement with Mt. Holly). It is possible Delaware exceeds 8 feet. Impacts would be flooding at times of high tide, power outages and possibly areas of construction could take a beating along barrier islands. Back-Bay type flooding likely Thursday, esp. Ocean County points south.

 

850mb temps are quite cold(- 3-5c) and 1000-500mb thickness are barely below 540. GFS is a horrible model.

GFS is not a horrible model. Give it a rest...

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