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March 7-8th Potential Coastal Storm Discussion


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Ahh well. I see this as a very long shot but if the northern stream phases in a good bit we could make something happen. The overall pattern though is very progressive and without that phase this will very quickly get booted out to sea.

It wants to cut the low off before it reaches the southeast coast, but the progressive nature of the pattern coming into the west coast forces it to wait until it's well east. We'll see what happens. The 12z GGEM was mildly interesting.

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If this storm happens we need to adopt the "2/6/10 rule" - if NYC gets screwed to the south by the polar vortex then another storm will come up the coast within 5 days

 

i like that.  and now that it's March... how about "there's no way the last snowstorm of the year is going to miss us 200 miles to the south" rule?

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If this system cuts off 200 miles further northwest it's going to rival March 2010.

 

The prospect of a torrential rainstorm is far more interesting at this stage of the game than another few inches of snow.

this threat should be monitored still but 18z/00z tomorrow. if by then no notable changes to get this up the coast are present then move on. your right if this gets up the coast it would rival march 2010, maybe we'd get a BM track make up for the march 01' screw job too :lol:

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this threat should be monitored still but 18z/00z tomorrow. if by then no notable changes to get this up the coast are present then move on. your right if this gets up the coast it would rival march 2010, maybe we'd get a BM track make up for the march 01' screw job too :lol:

Benchmark tracks only hit the immediate coast, no thanks. Have had enough of cold and dry.

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Another cut off low, I'm telling you, the writing is on the wall. Looks like a cool and wet March, and miserable for most people that want Spring and warm temps.

There`s Plenty of Guidance for a cold  March and  cool April , you`re not onto something here . 

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If this system cuts off 200 miles further northwest it's going to rival March 2010.

 

The prospect of a torrential rainstorm is far more interesting at this stage of the game than another few inches of snow.

A big time rain storm would not be pretty with the ground being so frozen....hope it's snow or nada...

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Problem is that the Euro is not showing a cold and wet march...

Sure its showing cold for the next few days but then temps warm into the 40s 

 

By 7 days out temperatures are into the 50s in SE PA and we are dry thru the period as well...

Looks like any precipitation would not be till towards the end of the run and again though its pretty much seasonal to above seasonal temps

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Problem is that the Euro is not showing a cold and wet march...

Sure its showing cold for the next few days but then temps warm into the 40s 

 

By 7 days out temperatures are into the 50s in SE PA and we are dry thru the period as well...

Looks like any precipitation would not be till towards the end of the run and again though its pretty much seasonal to above seasonal temps

You're banking that off of one Euro run that keeps the storm traffic over the southeast. How about we shift that 7"+ QPF bullseye two hundred miles further north and see what you think then?

 

Also hate to break it to you but you should allow the run to play out, because we have over running and then a miller B with snow day 8.

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