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March Madness 03/03/2014 -------> The EURO abides


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   NAM  BUFR data for DCA:

 

                                           2-m T      1-hr PCP

  724050    140302/2000     16.70     0.00
 724050    140302/2100     16.00     0.00
 724050    140302/2200     15.60     0.00
 724050    140302/2300     15.10     0.00
 724050    140303/0000     15.10     0.00
 724050    140303/0100     14.30     0.00
 724050    140303/0200     11.80     0.01
 724050    140303/0300      9.10     0.00
 724050    140303/0400      6.80     0.00
 724050    140303/0500      4.80     0.00
 724050    140303/0600      3.10     0.00
 724050    140303/0700      1.70     0.00
 724050    140303/0800      1.00     0.00
 724050    140303/0900     -0.20     0.04
 724050    140303/1000     -0.40     0.03
 724050    140303/1100     -0.30     0.02
 724050    140303/1200     -1.00     0.02
 724050    140303/1300     -2.60     0.09
 724050    140303/1400     -4.20     0.14
 724050    140303/1500     -5.10     0.13
 724050    140303/1600     -5.20     0.03
 724050    140303/1700     -5.50     0.01
 724050    140303/1800     -5.50     0.01
 724050    140303/1900     -4.70     0.00
 

             It's not as fast with the cold air (previous runs had 20's arriving quickly early Monday), but it's

      still dropping well down into the 20's as the heavier sleet arrives by 13z Monday.    also says 62

      Sunday afternoon.

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Looks pretty sleety at jyo...warm layer is at 750-800-850 at 72 hours but crashes hard...I'm guessing the nam shows an inch or two of sleet and another inch of snow for jyo

DTs first guess map shows 8-14" of snow 40n

This run makes Ji happy

 

Looks pretty sleety at jyo...warm layer is at 750-800-850 at 72 hours but crashes hard...I'm guessing the nam shows an inch or two of sleet and another inch of snow for jyo

DTs first guess map shows 8-14" of snow 40n

This run makes Ji happy

Lol...i want us to hit 40 inches for the winter dude so no...not happy. My mental state says i can survive missing a snowstorm 6 inches and under. A storm like the euro showed at 12z yesterday would of literally killed me i think to miss

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I don't think the writing is on the wall as a non event. We're still wobbling. And yes, 6z was a bad step but the euro last night and ensembles are fine. If it craps the bed in a few hours then expectations can be adjusted. I know you didn't buy into 12z euro yesterday. Solutions that are too good to be true usually are.

Lol, the panic now is crazy.  I'm going hang tough until I see something other than the NAM throw me off. 

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Lol, the panic now is crazy.  I'm going hang tough until I see something other than the NAM throw me off. 

the same NAM that nobody believed at 6z is now completely accurate 6 hours later? Its not even within its wheelhouse yet(10 minutes before storm)

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Lol...i want us to hit 40 inches for the winter dude so no...not happy. My mental state says i can survive missing a snowstorm 6 inches and under. A storm like the euro showed at 12z yesterday would of literally killed me i think to miss

We are at 41" so we are good I haven't updated from Tuesday and Wednesday yet...total of 1.5" I know how you feel...I still hope we get blasted though :)

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I'm on the Bob Chill train here. This will be a fun event to track, if we can get a glaze and a little snow on top its a win for March 3. If we exceed that it's all gravy.

I've never felt different since I tossed out my wag'cast a couple days ago. Of course yesterday's euro made me think there is upside but an all snow event seems so unlikely. I am considering the possibility of an evolution similar to the nam/ggem. It's plausible but hugging the euro & ens is the smartest play like 95% of the time. It's been the most reliable all year except for the Jan ns systems.

I need 3" to crack 40 on the season. I will no doubt be including sleet if I get it. I think that there is a fair chance at booking that still. We'll see how today and tomorrow go.

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Lol, the panic now is crazy.  I'm going hang tough until I see something other than the NAM throw me off. 

Its a bit silly. I wouldn't discount the NAM, but it is at the edge of its range. Key seems to be the sw rotating down around the west side of the PV. That is our cold air influx. I would think going forward the higher res models, and not so much the ensembles, would get a better handle on this feature. If the op runs of the GFS and Euro are cold, not sure I would worry too much if the ens are a bit warmer and north. Maybe I am completely wrong though. 

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I've never felt different since I tossed out my wag'cast a couple days ago. Of course yesterday's euro made me think there is upside but an all snow event seems so unlikely. I am considering the possibility of an evolution similar to the nam/ggem. It's plausible but hugging the euro & ens is the smartest play like 95% of the time. It's been the most reliable all year except for the Jan ns systems.

I need 3" to crack 40 on the season. I will no doubt be including sleet if I get it. I think that there is a fair chance at booking that still. We'll see how today and tomorrow go.

 

Definitely.  I'm really interested to see how this arctic air plays out.  This mornings low of 13 IMBY makes me think this arctic air still means business.

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NAM is a rain to fzr to sleet to snow for westminster. over 1" of qpf, lots of sleet.

Looking at soundings for mby, pretty bad ice storm. Lots of sleet/zr, followed by a couple inches of snow verbatim. I really dont want the ice..6 acres of woods. If its gonna be ice I will root for lighter qpf.

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   NAM  BUFR data for DCA:

 

                                           2-m T      1-hr PCP

  724050    140302/2000     16.70     0.00

 724050    140302/2100     16.00     0.00

 724050    140302/2200     15.60     0.00

 724050    140302/2300     15.10     0.00

 724050    140303/0000     15.10     0.00

 724050    140303/0100     14.30     0.00

 724050    140303/0200     11.80     0.01

 724050    140303/0300      9.10     0.00

 724050    140303/0400      6.80     0.00

 724050    140303/0500      4.80     0.00

 724050    140303/0600      3.10     0.00

 724050    140303/0700      1.70     0.00

 724050    140303/0800      1.00     0.00

 724050    140303/0900     -0.20     0.04

 724050    140303/1000     -0.40     0.03

 724050    140303/1100     -0.30     0.02

 724050    140303/1200     -1.00     0.02

 724050    140303/1300     -2.60     0.09

 724050    140303/1400     -4.20     0.14

 724050    140303/1500     -5.10     0.13

 724050    140303/1600     -5.20     0.03

 724050    140303/1700     -5.50     0.01

 724050    140303/1800     -5.50     0.01

 724050    140303/1900     -4.70     0.00

 

             It's not as fast with the cold air (previous runs had 20's arriving quickly early Monday), but it's

      still dropping well down into the 20's as the heavier sleet arrives by 13z Monday.    also says 62

      Sunday afternoon.

That's because of the low ending up a state farther north than on the 06Z run which may be partly due to the differences in the model runs handling the initial wave.  the 06Z run was much flatter and faster with it..

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Looking at soundings for mby, pretty bad ice storm. Lots of sleet/zr, followed by a couple inches of snow verbatim. I really dont want the ice..6 acres of woods. If its gonna be ice I will root for lighter qpf.

 

I'm with you... looks like at least 1" qpf of sleet/frz (mainly sleet) for westminster, with maybe an inch or so of snow on monday.

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No doubt. You could see it early. This is very important for us fringers.

 

 

yup..looks markedly better

 

lots to work out with this PV interaction -- its going to be a relatively narrow band of the best forcing -- the added bonus is that the best forcing is on the cold side of the boundary

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