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Winter 2013-14 Pattern Discussion II


buckeyefan1

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Euro squashes the southern wave and pops a weak midwest low along the polar front.  The weaker southern s/w was the clue.  It either needs to be in the perfect spot or trend stronger to allow the polar energy to dig in behind it.  Else, the polar wave is going to roll over it and do what the euro is depicting.

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Monday night...the cold front will push east of the mountains by
midnight...then pivoting SW to NE across the foothills and
Piedmont. In the wake of the front...850 mb temperatures are forecast to range
from near zero east of I-85 to at least -5c across the mountains the cold air advection
on the NAM is much stronger...with -9 to -11c across the northern mountains by
12z Tuesday. The interesting portion of the forecast is the
potential development of a frontal wave across the coastal plain
during the late night hours. The GFS indicates that a decent region
of 500 mb q-vector convergence will move across the region around 6z
Tuesday. Short range models indicate that a surface low...NAM...or a
deep trough...GFS will develop east of County Warning Area during the late night
hours. A band of h850-700 frontogenesis may develop across the NC
foothills and Piedmont between 3-9z. Precipitation may develop
within the area of frontogenesis...resulting in quantitative precipitation forecast between 0.01 to
0.10. Based on the timing of cold air advection...the precipitation east of the mountains
should begin as rain but end as snow. This forecast package will
feature a band of light snow accums across portions of the NC
foothills and Piedmont...with some areas near a quarter of an inch
of snow.

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Euro and GFS in the camp now. Odds of a Gulf low have gone down a little.

Odds are way down, UK, GFS, GGEM and Euro all are somewhat close to each other. Once these storms are modeled north of you 5 days they never come back south. Good news is the models are showing ridging developing in the east and trough in west after next week, It could be Feb before we can sniff a pattern out that would suit us. I really thought we would see flakes next week, hopefully we will later on.

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Patterns tend to repeat, while we keep hoping for that magical pattern change

Agree, as much of a bummer we probably won't be hit, it's still cool to see a huge winter storm hit someone. Boston might be at winter climo for snowfall after this storm and they will have 10 more weeks of winter left. Pretty amazing streak they have been on with the hurricane winter storms, the record setting Feb this past winter, solid Nov/Dec this winter and now this, they can't go wrong, playing the hot hand.

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Only for those who looketh to far ahead.

6 days doesn't seem that far out. If it was then there would be no use in even coming here to discuss things. Euro just went from a big storm a few hours ago to nothing. Such a huge change in a short time. Just shows you how hard it is to get everything right here for snow.

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Agree, as much of a bummer we probably won't be hit, it's still cool to see a huge winter storm hit someone. Boston might be at winter climo for snowfall after this storm and they will have 10 more weeks of winter left. Pretty amazing streak they have been on with the hurricane winter storms, the record setting Feb this past winter, solid Nov/Dec this winter and now this, they can't go wrong, playing the hot hand.

Strongly disagree. :D

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