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Southern Ontario Winter '13/'14 Discussion


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If this is copied and pasted wrong, my apologizes as I'm on my phone,but here is the 12z Euro text for YYZ. Weekend storm btw;

12Z JAN30

2 M 850 SFC SFC 700 6 HR 500 1000

TMP TMP PRS RHU RHU QPF HGT 500

© © (MB) (PCT) (PCT) (IN) (DM) THK

SAT 18Z 01-FEB -3.7 -4.8 1019 93 99 0.08 551 536

SUN 00Z 02-FEB -1.3 -2.3 1011 95 99 0.30 552 543

SUN 06Z 02-FEB 1.9 -0.9 1006 94 97 0.32 548 544

SUN 12Z 02-FEB -0.7 -5.0 1009 84 59 0.13 542 535

SUN 18Z 02-FEB -2.5 -9.9 1015 68 34 0.00 538 526

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Yup, saw that coming. 12Z Euro follows the Canadian's lead and spits out about 10 cm of snow and 10 mm of rain, resulting in nada.

 

Would disagree a bit here.

 

All snow on Saturday. No rain.

Shades of Colorado low with mostly below zero temps.

 

The event on Feb 5th is coming from Texas apparently. 

Usually lows from this area produce good snows for us as well.

 

Definitely two events over next week,  that may make snow lovers happy.

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Would disagree a bit here.

 

All snow on Saturday. No rain.

Shades of Colorado low with mostly below zero temps.

 

The event on Feb 5th is coming from Texas apparently. 

Usually lows from this area produce good snows for us as well.

 

Definitely two events over next week,  that may make snow lovers happy.

The warming trend is undeniable now. I believe north of the 401 still has a chance at something decent. I don't see much more then a couple sloppy inches along the lakeshore followed by rain followed by some light accumulations. I like using the NWS for my weather since I am right on the lakeshore which is closer (as the crow flies) to Fort Niagara NY then I am to the numerous parts of the GTA. 

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http://ice-glaces.ec.gc.ca/prods/NAIS25ECT/20140130180000_NAIS25ECT_0007492818.gif

 

Incredible ice cover across the Lakes currently. This IMO will decrease the chances of temperatures winding up as warm as the models show for this weekends storm. Time will tell but I think they're overestimating the WAA and downplaying the CAD. 

 

This plus the snow cover IMO will create enough radiant cooling to keep temperatures aloft and at the SFC below freezing. DTown may see temperatures creep up slightly above freezing for a few hours though. 

 

A shift of 50 miles SE could make a worlds difference, so lets hope for that!! 

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http://ice-glaces.ec.gc.ca/prods/NAIS25ECT/20140130180000_NAIS25ECT_0007492818.gif

 

Incredible ice cover across the Lakes currently. This IMO will decrease the chances of temperatures winding up as warm as the models show for this weekends storm. Time will tell but I think they're overestimating the WAA and downplaying the CAD. 

 

This plus the snow cover IMO will create enough radiant cooling to keep temperatures aloft and at the SFC below freezing. DTown may see temperatures creep up slightly above freezing for a few hours though. 

 

A shift of 50 miles SE could make a worlds difference, so lets hope for that!! 

Got to admire your optimism. Not much we can do but Im thinking a quick burst of snow and then rain. It appears the mid week system is quickly going to the NW as well. Buffalo is mentioning mixed with that system. I would rather -15C and 5-10cm twice a week. But I guess that couldn't last forever 

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http://ice-glaces.ec.gc.ca/prods/NAIS25ECT/20140130180000_NAIS25ECT_0007492818.gif

 

Incredible ice cover across the Lakes currently. This IMO will decrease the chances of temperatures winding up as warm as the models show for this weekends storm. Time will tell but I think they're overestimating the WAA and downplaying the CAD. 

 

This plus the snow cover IMO will create enough radiant cooling to keep temperatures aloft and at the SFC below freezing. DTown may see temperatures creep up slightly above freezing for a few hours though. 

 

A shift of 50 miles SE could make a worlds difference, so lets hope for that!! 

 

Just pointing out that temperatures aloft from a new air mass are not influenced in any capacity by snow pack or lake ice.

 

Based on what you are saying, you expect ice pellets, not snow.

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By evening tomorrow, NAM is way too warm aloft to support snow even with + rates. Going to need this storm to nudge a little further south still to make it a mostly snow event.

The NAM and RGEM were showing the warmest temps during the Jan 5th storm. A 50 mile shift SE, could have huge implications on what kind of precip we end up seeing. I think those north of 401 will stay predominantly snow with amounts greater than 15cm.

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12z Euro for YYZ

 

2 M     850     SFC     SFC     700    6 HR     500    1000 
                 TMP     TMP     PRS     RHU     RHU     QPF     HGT     500 
                 ©     ©    (MB)    (PCT)   (PCT)   (IN)    (DM)     THK 

SAT 12Z 01-FEB  -7.0    -5.7    1023      93      90    0.00     551     533    
SAT 18Z 01-FEB  -2.0    -3.8    1018      89     100    0.09     552     538    
SUN 00Z 02-FEB  -0.3    -2.7    1012      97      98    0.28     552     542    
SUN 06Z 02-FEB   0.3    -2.3    1012      98      96    0.18     549     540    
SUN 12Z 02-FEB  -2.7    -5.0    1016      89      68    0.08     546     534    
SUN 18Z 02-FEB  -2.0    -6.9    1019      71      32    0.01     544     530 

 

 

 

Sharp cutoff. It came in a bit SE. We just need another slight SE shift....come on! :(

 

We'll lose daytime heating long before temperatures are expected to go above freezing. Thats another key point! 

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