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The March 25-March 32 HECS potential


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I think I know the answer, but is anyone feeling more optimistic after the Euro run? I know I am.

Well, I must say, the Euro was a run with a weird synoptic evolution overall, and because of that I have my doubts. Its hard to get a perfectly timed capture, especially because a true capture/stall is so hard to have happen. Climo argues if it is going to happen, the current time of the year is suitable for the solution. 

 

It does build confidence somewhat, but factors are always there to take into consideration: dynamics, rates, sun angle (it really does play a part), and climo as a whole says the Euro's snow numbers are a historic event (with regards to late season storms, etc. like 3/6 was phrased to be). 

 

You should be more confident, temperatures are not that bad even during the day on the Euro and if heavy precip is a player, you could cash in. Watch for model timing of initial precip, especially if it includings bringing in WAA related QPF. 

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If this storm doesn't happen, I'm going to be upset at the models. If it does happen, I'll be upset at the meteorologists who have been saying that it won't happen (just take a look at the Twitter/FB world -- most meteorologists are nay-sayers at this point).

 

Either way, I'll be upset. 

 

#snowloverproblems

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I hope you get it Mitch. I just like seeing the uptick in precip.

More precipitation modeled certainly delivers a larger window and a greater chance of heavy rates. The Euro solution is a dream run (temps permitting of course) for those desperate for snow concerning the capture; they just do not happen that much the way the 12z ECM models it. 

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More precipitation modeled certainly delivers a larger window and a greater chance of heavy rates. The Euro solution is a dream run (temps permitting of course) for those desperate for snow concerning the capture; they just do not happen that much the way the 12z ECM models it.

Well, I can't really see much of the Euro, and I don't fully understand the whole idea of a capture. Could you explain what you see going on with the Euro. I'd like to learn.

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Right or wrong, all models had a similar look. Block slows the primary down, transfer takes longer than normal, and a much longer duration than normal backlash gets us pretty good. 

 

I think I'm only struggling with this because the "normal" way it happens is the waa falls apart and we get whiffed with secondary as the secondary skips on up the coast and destroys NYC-NE. 

 

No model takes the secondary on that type of course. I guess that's encouraging to help me believe that we can actually get a relatively significant backside precip event. Yea, it's daylight with nuclear fusion sun angle but it doesn't mean I can't enjoy the best period of rates I've seen all year. Silver lining...

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Well, I can't really see much of the Euro, and I don't fully understand the whole idea of a capture. Could you explain what you see going on with the Euro. I'd like to learn.

 

The simpleton version is the secondary gets turbocharged as it vacuums up the primary. And we just happen to be in the major sweet spot. Model porn considering the system type. 

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GFS handoff is more believable than the Euro. Euro kinda just flips a switch with the coastal exploding immediately. Might be its bias to over deepen storms.

It's whatever model shows the least snow? Hug it right?

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GFS is basically par. Still an unusually long duration. Especially on the back. I'm really hoping it ends up hitting harder and over a shorter period of time. 

 

.6-.8 widespread. Surface is way iffy. Never gets below 1.0 @ dc/bwi. My yard and IAD get down to .5ish during 6z-12z. Not a bad panel for me. .27 at night with near freezing. I just want 2 dang inches. And it will be a fight  for sure. 

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Isn't that euro map giving snow only if the temp is 32 or lower?

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hey, add em' up

I'm going on the Wunderground maps verbatim

not sayin' they're right, just what they show

And for just south of DCA is like 5".

I know it is probably wrong.

On another note I believe it was you that stated the Wunderground snow maps showed nothing for DCA on 3/6. I commented on the snow maps at that time, asking why they showed nothing when all else pointed to accumulating snow. The answer I received was that they were probably wrong. Come full circle and we shall see, eh?

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Yeah I guess so. Kinda thought that based on the sfc maps but didn't see that fine print till now.

Doesn't look like the gfs one does that....seems odd he would use those as a comparison...almost sneaky in a way. Anyway...hopefully everyone knows that sticking snow is gonna be a hard deal for just about everyone....I still say its pretty cool to even be talking about snow this late...I plan on enjoying whatever falls

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