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February Medium/Long Range Disco


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NCEP site is slow as molasses...so I'll ask, when you say "cut" are you talking into Ohio, or just to our NW?  Guess that would have an impact on whether we get something on the front end.

this answer ur question?

http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/Image.php?image=data%2Fgfs%2F18%2Fgfs_namer_153_1000_500_thick.gif&model=gfs&area=namer&storm=&cycle=18&param=1000_500_thick&fhr=153&group=Model+Guidance&imageSize=M&scrollx=0&scrolly=0

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Road trip to CLEVELAND!!!

 

EDIT:  but seriously, it's below freezing at the surface even through DC (eyeballing the 2-m temperature), with lots of precip up through that point.  Would be some serious icing late Tuesday into Tuesday night before it rains if that's true.

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It really wouldn't take that much to luck into a better solution. It's more of a runner than a true cutter. Weaken the storm and a bit more confluence and things change pretty quick. As it stands now, we just can't keep it under us. Even so, as mitch said it wouldn't take much to go colder on the front end. I like the storm. Even verbatim on this run. 

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It really wouldn't take that much to luck into a better solution. It's more of a runner than a true cutter. Weaken the storm and a bit more confluence and things change pretty quick. As it stands now, we just can't keep it under us. Even so, as mitch said it wouldn't take much to go colder on the front end. I like the storm. Even verbatim on this run. 

Is that thing trying to hint at some sort of re-development off the coast (I can only see up to 153, so this may be a moot question)?  Not that it will do a lot, but wonder if we get more dry-slotted after snow/ice, and before it cools off again.

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It really wouldn't take that much to luck into a better solution. It's more of a runner than a true cutter. Weaken the storm and a bit more confluence and things change pretty quick. As it stands now, we just can't keep it under us. Even so, as mitch said it wouldn't take much to go colder on the front end. I like the storm. Even verbatim on this run.

Amen. Surely nobody needs reminding that cad usually gets stronger as we get closer. Some parts of the area do very well with this setup. Be nice to see that thing get to Knoxville and jump to the coast

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Is that thing trying to hint at some sort of re-development off the coast (I can only see up to 153, so this may be a moot question)?  Not that it will do a lot, but wonder if we get more dry-slotted after snow/ice, and before it cools off again.

 

Euro did it. Redeveloped off of ACY and destroyed the interior. It's possible but we would need a further east with the primary and a quick jump (not sure this is possible unless something gets in the way up north).

 

It's a bad ul pattern for a miller b for us so if it goes that way we need to maximize the front and hope for a dryslot. .

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Climo argues against a 12 inch + snow in this area anytime soon. RE 09/10 vs long term frequencies.

 

 

Since 1979, BWI has had at least one 12+ inch snow every 3-4 years (the exception being the 6 year period between the 1987 and 1993 storms). Its been four years now, and if feast or famine is the "new normal", then we are overdue.

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