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January 22-23 Mid Atlantic Storm Thread #2 - No Banter


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It's a 30 hour storm that goes through massive transformation right over our heads...

The obs thread will have numerous "thunder!!!!!!" reports

1983 got discussed a lot this year and the timing is off but the basic pattern is there.

Thats heaviest thundersnow for me ever and 3"ph rates.

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1983 got discussed a lot this year and the timing is off but the basic pattern is there.

Thats heaviest thundersnow for me ever and 3"ph rates.

Me too. Incredible rates sustained for a 6-8 hour period. This upcoming event is modeled to be over 30 hours, 1983 was about 16 hours if I remember correctly.

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What is a PDS blizzard warning? Don't believe there is a such thing.

Pretty much the NWS using enhanced wording, extremely dangerous and life threatening is usually what they say.

A couple products during the bust last year said "particularly dangerous storm' and the actual Particularly Dangerous Situation tag has been used on winter products out in Normans CWA during blizzards before

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particularly dangerous situation blizzard

 

Yes I know what it stands for.

 

Pretty much the NWS using enhanced wording, extremely dangerous and life threatening is usually what they say.

A couple products during the bust last year said "particularly dangerous storm' and the actual Particularly Dangerous Situation tag has been used on winter products out in Normans CWA during blizzards before

 

That's not an official product though. Don't think there's any need for something beyond a blizzard warning in terms of official products.

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Say again? Is this real?

 

 

No. That doesn't even happen in the Cascades or Sierras.

 

 

It's pretty early to be talking thundersnow, but the type of deepening that the ULL goes makes it a prime suspect...find where the best mid-level frontogenesis overlaps -EPV and you have a great spot for very intense banding and thundersnow.

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