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Pittsburgh, PA Thread: Winter 2015-2016


meatwad

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Who wants to be in the bulls-eye for both the GFS and Euro nine days out anyway? I just don't want to start seeing a cutter..

Well a strong NAO and AO produced an east one so I at this point maybe we will get lucky. Hows that ana front looking everyone?
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Well a strong NAO and AO produced an east one so I at this point maybe we will get lucky. Hows that ana front looking everyone?

Not really showing up on the latest runs that I have seen, plus surface temperatures look to be above 32 on Saturday until around 7pm We might want to keep an eye on the arctic front going through Sunday into Monday though. Its looked a little juicier on recent runs. Maybe a light version of what we had on Tuesday?

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lol, gfs now shows the mid week storm shearing apart, and nothing for the end of week storm. Basically snow showers and flurries over the weekend.

Someone just needs to take that model out back and put it out of its misery. Lets see what the Euro and gefs has to say about this.
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Does anyone know what Winter 92-93/93-94 were classified according to ENSO? I've been wondering lately if we are in the exact same boat as the mid atlantic region hoping for neutral or weak-mod nino. Any examples of big storms in Nina Years? Just curious, any info would be appreciated!

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Plenty of time yet. Nice track and speed but we need cold air.

Problem is if the storm closes off and is slower arriving then the cold air is gone and there is nothing to really replenish it. There's not a lot of wiggle room, but still lots of possible solutions, one being us getting a nice snow fall still on the table.

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Looks like our next best chance of a light accumulating snow should come Sunday afternoon into Monday morning. We are probably talking 1 inch for most of us but we will actually have a favorable wind trajectory off the lakes for awhile so maybe somebody under a band and picks up a little more

 

. After Tuesday the trough starts to break down and we moderate. Still a lot of questions about the Friday system, but over night models seem to have slowed it down which allows the cold to escape and the storm is also weaker.

 

Beyond that looks sorta ugly, but with all the chaos in the models right now you can't totally write anything off. Looking at the 00z EPS for day 10 we have above normal heights over us and a pretty zonal flow from the PAC, maybe a hint of some ridging in the PNA region and the PV looks to have re consolidated. post-328-0-66416300-1452950640_thumb.png

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