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Winter 2015-16 Medium-Long Range Discussion


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00z UK looks like a big time storm for eastern parts of the sub-forum. 983 mb near Pittsburgh @ 144 hrs. We saw the more amplified solutions verify this past Monday/Tuesday with the southern severe wx event and Rochester/Ottawa snow storm, I won't be surprised to see it again. Appearance at 96 hrs looks prime for a pretty significant amplification across the suite w/ strong CVA occurring into the base of the shortwave downstream of a potent vort max sliding SE through the Intermountain West. Certainly something to watch here.

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00z UK looks like a big time storm for eastern parts of the sub-forum. 983 mb near Pittsburgh @ 144 hrs. We saw the more amplified solutions verify this past Monday/Tuesday with the southern severe wx event and Rochester/Ottawa snow storm, I won't be surprised to see it again. Appearance at 96 hrs looks prime for a pretty significant amplification across the suite w/ strong CVA occurring into the base of the shortwave downstream of a potent vort max sliding SE through the Intermountain West. Certainly something to watch here.

Lol the ukie is straight weather porn!

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Yeah at least there's a shot at something wintry for those in the eastern portions of the sub.  For the rest of us it looks very benign with regards to snowfall through early Mar.  Many areas in the eastern sub that got off to a horrible start have now caught up to and even passed those of us that cashed in on the Nov system.  Just goes to show how horrifically pathetic of a met winter this has been for many of us.  

 

If I live to be 160 years old I can pretty much guarantee I would never see another met winter this awful again.  7.5" from Nov 22 till now, which will extrapolate into March since nothing is on the horizon.  

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5-6 days out. You've got more than a fighting chance. Wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of runs where the models "lose" the storm again.

 

we'll see.  I've always thought that the only way we get something good out of this is if it comes out as one strong system instead of the cluster the models have been showing....but we also know what that can open the door for... :raining:  

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we'll see.  I've always thought that the only way we get something good out of this is if it comes out as one strong system instead of the cluster the models have been showing....but we also know what that can open the door for... :raining:  

 

To that point, wow are the 6z GEFs warm looking. Guess I should have expected that.

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if I had to pick the way I get screwed this time.... I'd prefer it be to the nw for the simple reason it would be so in your face to all the usual media-mets who have been hyping up this inevitable eastcoast storm.

With the insanely +PNA and only neutral NAO at best though, I also think an east coast storm (or at best something similar to Tuesday's system) is more likely than anything.

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