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Observations for Jan 24/25 snowstorm


HoarfrostHubb

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Now time for the CCB stinger. Needs to get organized.

 

 

It's not gonna be the really intense stinger we saw on those dynamic runs like the RGEM yesterday morning...but it should still be a nice little burst...it's currently getitng organized around DCA/VA/Delmarva...it should expand is it crosses NJ and LI and maybe merge with some more disorganized junk to it's northeast.

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The area down in VA is the upper energy responsible for the backlash later

 

Jan24_1230pm_Radar.gif

 

Been eying that... looks lined up well for what's been shown as the "round two" bit from the models.

 

Sleeting/Rain in Brookline now. Glad I shoveled the bulk up before this weight got worked in. Sure, I'll have to make another pass, but it won't be as backbreaking.

 

Sounding like all sleet now as I type this.

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Been eying that... looks lined up well for what's been shown as the "round two" bit from the models.

 

Sleeting/Rain in Brookline now. Glad I shoveled the bulk up before this weight got worked in. Sure, I'll have to make another pass, but it won't be as backbreaking.

 

Sounding like all sleet now as I type this.

 

 

Rap looks like another 2" or so with round two for eastern MA/RI, maybe someone gets lucky with 3. Probably a little less for central areas.

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I'm starting to get wide-eyed speechless...

 

I mean, if this system cans another 1-3" from the impulse still working up the coast, and then the NAM solution verified? 

 

lord... we'd be talking mid 40" snow packs... Then with cold pattern in place and -EPO unyielding in the teleconnector outlooks, that would actually appear f sustainable!  

 

Yet, 2014 was the warmest year since record keeping...   heh... 

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I'm starting to get wide-eyed speechless...

 

I mean, if this system cans another 1-3" from the impulse still working up the coast, and then the NAM solution verified? 

 

lord... we'd be talking mid 40" snow packs... Then with cold pattern in place and -EPO unyielding in the teleconnector outlooks, that would actually appear f sustainable!  

 

Yet, 2014 was the warmest year since record keeping...   heh... 

 

 

A couple hundrehts of a degree celsius globally gets swallowed up by the regional variance that is several orders of magnitude greater.

 

Take last year for example...like 6th warmest globally...yet a chunk of the midwest/upper plains had their coldest winter on record with many of these sites going back to the 1870s/1880s. Now that is some variance.

 

 

We could be looking at another impulse on 1/30 too after the 1/27 retro-phase job.

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