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Mid FEB through March Threats/Snow Storms


mitchnick

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12z GFS comes close to something with the D9-10 threat; looks like the HP over NNE is a bit too strong, and the low fails to deepen, so moves off the coast.  Not hard to see a better solution emerging - also not hard to see a more suppressed one, though.

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Yea, i just think of the term miller B differently than folks up north. Miller B's are jumpers/redevelopers in our area. This one is 2 completely separate lows joining forces once they shake hands. Something that will never happen here. lol

right but it's almost fully northern stream. miller bs can form pretty far south. i suppose hybrid maybe.. or fake since it's 6 days away. 

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I thought you could have northern stream Miller A's and that Miller B's need a secondary low as the primary fades. 

Yes. It looks like a hybrid really to me. There's no real coastal low until it forms off the SC coastal area. I always think of Boxing Day.. I guess it was termed a miller A but it acted like a miller B. Not the same here but same kind of result. Gray area.

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Yes. It looks like a hybrid really to me. There's no real coastal low until it forms off the SC coastal area. I always think of Boxing Day.. I guess it was termed a miller A but it acted like a miller B. Not the same here but same kind of result. Gray area.

Yeah and 1/96 could in some people's definitions be considered our best Miller B but I think most would consider it a hybrid.

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