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February Medium/Long Range Disco


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Well, one thing looks like a good bet now.  The CFSv2 is going to be spot-on with it's February precipitation forecast and way off with it's temperature forecast! :axe:   Despite jokes of warm/wet, cold/dry, I don't see how we get even close to the level of cold it was projecting a few days ago for this month, looking at the trends in the longer range GFS/GEFS.  At least not this far south.  Precipitation...well, of course it looks very active this upcoming week and seems to continue beyond that.

 

Of course, I'd gladly eat my words in terms of the temperatures!

It will get cold, relative to normal, second half of Feb. After the ss dries up.

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It will get cold, relative to normal, second half of Feb. After the ss dries up.

 

Maybe so, but I'm not really convinced of that from what I've seen in the GFS and GEFS heading into the PD weekend or so.  Looks like the flow relaxes/lifts for the most part, and it looks to me that we'd end up near or above normal for the month (or at least the 2nd half), if that pans out.  Hope that's wrong, of course!

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Euro ensembles look really tasty next weekend. Looks like an early transfer miller B. Mean has lp off obx/va capes @ hr 168. Jumps from KY. Not much reflection in OH valley from what I'm seeing. Maybe Wes can chime in here. I might be missing something but I like the look for sure. 

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Euro ensembles look really tasty next weekend. Looks like an early transfer miller B. Mean has lp off obx/va capes @ hr 168. Jumps from KY. Not much reflection in OH valley from what I'm seeing. Maybe Wes can chime in here. I might be missing something but I like the look for sure. 

Hmm, interesting.    Either the GFS is on to something...or on something.

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Bob, that block is right where Wes says he likes to see High Pressure (western Greenland)

EDIT: I forget the name of the Island he talks about west of Greenland, but the HP is right over it!

 

Baffin. And the gefs mean shows a similar placement but weaker. All we can do is luck into it. 

 

That same area of higher heights is on the gefs builds back d12-16 on the means. GEFS as a whole is half decent trough the end. We'll fight temps but when don't we. 

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Wes and Matt never thought the pattern was anywhere near "awesome." Who started that idea?

 

I never said it was an awesome pattern. We're a week out and we have a single feature to save us. Just something to watch. A lot of eps members have snowy outcomes of various amounts. I expect snow to rain and a west track but a west track isn't a lock even if it's favored. 

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I never said it was an awesome pattern. We're a week out and we have a single feature to save us. Just something to watch. A lot of eps members have snowy outcomes of various amounts. I expect snow to rain and a west track but a west track isn't a lock even if it's favored.

I wasn't thinking of you either, but there's been this persistent sarcastic "Great job on this supposed awesome pattern" type of posts the past couple of days. I was wondering who ever said it was going to be in the first place....

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I like the 18z gfs run. The important features to help us are there in some fashion. Primary makes it to OH which kills redevelopment chances for us but it didn't get to the oh valley without a fight. Verbatim it's a great run because of the confluence we get a decent front end thump. Stop the primary in KY and we have a whole different story. 

 

Long ways off but taking a trip to chicago off the table is the first step. We're getting close to that one for now. 

 

 

ETA: and the lp crawls once it redevelops. Still not going to save us much but all these clues are important. 

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Wes and Matt never thought the pattern was anywhere near "awesome." Who started that idea?

A couple of weeks ago folks were saying things about the awesome pattern. I don't feel like digging up the posts. Obviously, Wes, Bob, and Matt all caught on to the true nature of this pattern earlier than most and tempered expectations.

 

I just think sometimes we put too much emphasis on certain features that appear to be good for snow around here in a vacuum but when combined with other rings get washed out. There is also a major component of sheer luck around here since we are often on the margin.

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A couple of weeks ago folks were saying things about the awesome pattern. I don't feel like digging up the posts. Obviously, Wes, Bob, and Matt all caught on to the true nature of this pattern earlier than most and tempered expectations.

 

I just think sometimes we put too much emphasis on certain features that appear to be good for snow around here in a vacuum but when combined with other rings get washed out. There is also a major component of sheer luck around here since we are often on the margin.

tomorrow is the 1st day of the new epic pattern and i have 6 inches in my forecast

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tomorrow is the 1st day of the new epic pattern and i have 6 inches in my forecast

Once we saw pac moisture and gulf open in the lr I thought we all agreed we would walk the line and have mixy events and rain with a "possible" big storm. That's kinda what's happening. I might have been too optimistic but I'm kinda that way in general with life. So it bleeds into my affliction. But I'm always pretty reasonable...I think anyways....

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