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Big Snow Threat Disco Jan2/3


Damage In Tolland

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I'm not even ruling out some taint here...I wouldn't be so sure.

 

Thing is I'm not sure myself, but with a semi block present, the pattern isn't the same as it has been previously.  In fact even during a period of +NAO and -PNA, you can get days where a -NAO and +PNA show up at 500mb.  The 2-4th is one of those times.

That doesn't equate to no rain

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What I have inferred from you is that it will likely be a 6-12" event, as opposed to the currently modeled 1-2'.

 

Well to be honest, I wouldn't be comfortable throwing those numbers out, but the GGEM was the only real one showing that. You are going to need a couple of days to work on that.

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I think the pattern is the same but much stronger and fresher cold. Therefore, snow is much or likely.

 

 

The antecedent airmass is about as good as it can get....so we def have that working for us. OBviously though it doesn't mean it would stay all snow...but certainly starting as snow.

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To set up overblown expectations? :lol:

 

 

There's pretty strong agreement on guidance for a decent system...but I think its worth remembering that this is still 4-5 days out.

 

As much as it can go the way of more rain as the north trend happens, I think it can just as easily go the other way where only the South Coast sees snow.  So I know the parameters of this system, EURO has been robust for the past two cycles and has not moved that much since it got the snowstorm idea.  I know its two runs, but the next three runs and so will be important.  If it stays with a crusher than we need to take note.

 

There is a block, there is ridging over Greenland and a vortex to the south of the ridge, so yes there is a block, although weak it is still present.  That cannot be ignored.

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I don't think anything really has it modeled as 1 to 2 feet though

 

 

There is only really one piece of guidance that shows 1-2 feet...and that is the Canadian. The Euro maybe shows a foot or so.

 

 

It is way too early anyway to be discussing totals. Maybe tomorrow night you can start getting a general idea. This could still be a minor event.

I was referring to the last day worth of runs.

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To set up overblown expectations? :lol:

 

 

There's pretty strong agreement on guidance for a decent system...but I think its worth remembering that this is still 4-5 days out.

 

As much as it can go the way of more rain as the north trend happens, I think it can just as easily go the other way where only the South Coast sees snow.  So I know the parameters of this system, EURO has been robust for the past two cycles and has not moved that much since it got the snowstorm idea.  I know its two runs, but the next three runs and so will be important.  If it stays with a crusher than we need to take note.

 

There is a block, there is ridging over Greenland and a vortex to the south of the ridge, so yes there is a block, although weak it is still present.  That cannot be ignored.

FYI... It rains for a while on the euro

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As much as it can go the way of more rain as the north trend happens, I think it can just as easily go the other way where only the South Coast sees snow.  So I know the parameters of this system, EURO has been robust for the past two cycles and has not moved that much since it got the snowstorm idea.  I know its two runs, but the next three runs and so will be important.  If it stays with a crusher than we need to take note.

 

There is a block, there is ridging over Greenland and a vortex to the south of the ridge, so yes there is a block, although weak it is still present.  That cannot be ignored.

 

 

The "block" is east-based...and as you already mentioned, weak.

 

 

So its really not an excuse to forecast southeast trends. If it goes southeast, it is more due to the lack of energy driving southeast along the lee side of the western ridge.

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