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Early January 2014 cold snaps - featuring the polar vortex of doom


Ian

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HRRR has been nailing it for the last few hours I've been watching...

When it has the initial conditions right on a straightforward forecast it's pretty good. Not to mention hugging it when it keeps showing supercells in KS.
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Add another thing to not sleep on. Advection cold from a hideous pv. It's been more fun this year so far than the last 2 combined. Not really saying all that much but still...

Best yet NYC into SNE is going to get the midnight high screw. This week is like a mini feb 2010.
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That is even funnier than Matt's comment.

 

I dunno, we hit rock bottom IMBY and surrounds.

 

I guess Boston was supposed to get fringed anyway but NYC is going to take it on the chin.

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Best yet NYC into SNE is going to get the midnight high screw. This week is like a mini feb 2010.

In 3 weeks the region will book record highs, record high mins, record lows, record low maxes, and an overperformer snow event. If that doesn't define a variable winter in short periods I don't know what does.

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DCA 12

 

 

Impressive...I'm sure Matt/Ian have been following close, but that should ensure DCA's coldest high temperature since 1994's unmatchable 8F?

 

Unless there is reaosn to believe they eclipse 2009's 18F or 1996's 17F readings tomorrow. It looks semi-close but probably shy of those. 2m temps are in the 13F range and MOS guidance is around 16F.

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Impressive...I'm sure Matt/Ian have been following close, but that should ensure DCA's coldest high temperature since 1994's unmatchable 8F?

 

Unless there is reaosn to believe they eclipse 2009's 18F or 1996's 17F readings tomorrow. It looks semi-close but probably shy of those. 2m temps are in the 13F range and MOS guidance is around 16F.

Yes, it will be. No reason to think MOS isn't running too warm tomorrow at this pt. Maybe we can get to 8 by midnight to keep it in play. ;)

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