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March 24-25 Winter Storm Threat


Mitchel Volk

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It's good to see some agreement among the major global models in the medium range with a strong signal for a surface low somewhere off the Delmarva coast or possibly farther north towards NJ. We will have to iron out the details as we get closer, but this is an encouraging look as we move forward.

 

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The Canadian has now moved up to 2nd place at 5 days now behind the Euro.  The GFS has now fallen to 5th place at this moment in time behind the JMA.  This is interesting because both the JMA and Canadian have this storm affecting our area in a big way on Monday with at least .75 precip.  Apparently the Euro ensembles are also a big hit, so this is starting to look very encouraging.  It is just sad to me that the Canadians upgraded and now they are ahead of us.  I am just wondering if this will be a long term situation?  And if so, will we go to the 4DVR?

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Euro is definitely less organized at 108 hr. But it's trying to phase in a piece of the northern stream/remnant of the upper level low. Surface low is fairly weak but some decent precipitation up to around Philly at 108 hours. We'll see what happens int he next few frames. 

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The 12z NAM is very amplified with the trough as it approaches the coast and is beginning to interact with the ULL northeast of Maine. Can't believe we're talking about the NAM at 84 hours, but it's depiction of the trough compared to the 6z GFS at the same time are light years apart. The GFS is completely flat and de-amplified.

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The 12z NAM is very amplified with the trough as it approaches the coast and is beginning to interact with the ULL northeast of Maine. Can't believe we're talking about the NAM at 84 hours, but it's depiction of the trough compared to the 6z GFS at the same time are light years apart. The GFS is completely flat and de-amplified.

 

Typical High Amplification of the NAM.

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