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February 8-12 East Coast Storm Potential


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Would rather the low was shown further  SE of us this far out to avoid potential late NW tick. Looks like a bunch of members

right near the coast.

 

attachicon.gifMSLP_North32America_192.gif

 

well it could be ALOT worse. this storm holds merit, before Ace axed himself earlier today he was right in the Wednesday system being instrumental in helping this threat for the weekend. 50/50 and higher heights towards Greenland would really help this thing stay optimal for us with a quicker transfer. way too far out but just pointing something out that would help this storms cause

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Would rather the low was shown further  SE of us this far out to avoid potential late NW tick. Looks like a bunch of members

right near the coast.

 

attachicon.gifMSLP_North32America_192.gif

I think the NW trend rule only applies to the amplification of the trough, this is an unorthodox pattern to get snow, relying on a massive cold HP with SW disturbance doing a Miller B transfer like Wed, but the snow axis is shifted south due to the Wed storm moved in the PV

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I think the NW trend rule only applies to the amplification of the trough, this is an unorthodox pattern to get snow, relying on a massive cold HP with SW disturbance doing a Miller B transfer like Wed, but the snow axis is shifted south due to the Wed storm moved in the PV

making this setup a lot more complicated as well

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its suspect but if that 50/50 can do its dirty work it will anchor that HP there forcing redevelopment off the mid atlantic coast

 

The SE Ridge needs to stay suppressed. If we can get the -EPO to stay in place, it'll squash the SE Ridge and the split flow will merge at the proper place, rather than too early. 

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well it could be ALOT worse. this storm holds merit, before Ace axed himself earlier today he was right in the Wednesday system being instrumental in helping this threat for the weekend. 50/50 and higher heights towards Greenland would really help this thing stay optimal for us with a quicker transfer. way too far out but just pointing something out that would help this storms cause

 

We probably need to see what the pattern looks like right after the mid-week storm exits the field.

But the lack of Atlantic blocking will need this to come out very weak to prevent another cut like

we are seeing in the forecast for Wednesday. We can't handle any amplitude in this type of pattern.

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We probably need to see what the pattern looks like right after the mid-week storm exits the field.

But the lack of Atlantic blocking will need this to come out very weak to prevent another cut like

we are seeing in the forecast for Wednesday.

 

stronger the confluence to the north would be better. if we can get that 1040+ arctic HP anchored we'd be in business with a quicker transfer to slow or stop the warm surge

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I would gladly take one of these if the weather gods decided to smile upon us.

 

http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/2008/us0222.php

 

that wouldn't be bad either but a PDII redux would be better :lmao:

 

wishful thinking at this point in the game but anything could happen. its just nice to be able to consistently track threats like this during the winter that have the potential to be pretty big whether they materialize or not

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00z GGEM looks pretty epic. Heavy over running. Primary to Ohio. Secondary pops right over NJ and the coast flips to rain, but this won't be the final outcome.

 

The high is so monstrous this event its gonna be insanely hard for anything to even get to Ohio, I think either this will undercut the high and be similar to a PDII type setup or the high may ultimately just shear the hell out of the disturbance as it tries to exit the Plains

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