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February Mid/Long Range Discussion


George BM

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10 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Glad i won’t be vested in this one. Seriously, I hope y’all get it. I honestly don’t even care at this point. I’ll follow from the beach in Cartagena. 

Are you working for Trip Advisor now? You've got more vacation days than carter's has liver pills.. I'm jelly

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40 minutes ago, Yeoman said:

for the upteenth time this season.. time to give it up

Why?  We're just tracking. If it fails so what. If it hits great. Why do you want others to give up?  You're welcome to but in the last 11 years 3 times my only big snow of the year was in march. Given those facts why would I give up?

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25 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Why?  We're just tracking. If it fails so what. If it hits great. Why do you want others to give up?  You're welcome to but in the last 11 years 3 times my only big snow of the year was in march. Given those facts why would I give up?

Nah, yeoman is poking fun at others. I lol'd

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3 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

@C.A.P.E.

Yea man, that ens mean is a ok in my book. A +pna/-nao combo like that hasn't happened since Jan 2011. 

Couple more in a row like it and we'll prob start getting teased with blocked miller A fantasy storms. Lol

If things are going to go our way for the stretch run, the next few runs will feature lowering heights over the east, with the continued good look(maybe better) in the NA and out west.

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1 minute ago, C.A.P.E. said:

If things are going to go our way for the stretch run, the next few runs will feature lowering heights over the east, with the continued good look(maybe better) in the NA and out west.

Chances are we'll get at least one wxporn bomb besides the cmc in that time frame.

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2 hours ago, psuhoffman said:

Why?  We're just tracking. If it fails so what. If it hits great. Why do you want others to give up?  You're welcome to but in the last 11 years 3 times my only big snow of the year was in march. Given those facts why would I give up?

Its going to snow HARD in DC. Tracker will relax and enjoy the beach in Cartagena. We'll relax and enjoy getting shellacked by snow here in DC and all over the Mid Atlantic subforum. 

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If the SSW event is responsible for the modeled blocking I would think the -NAO should continue to progress down the line.  Warming at 50mb continues to press into GL through the end of the gefs run.  This has been pretty consistent for the past few days and it seems the models are picking up on the response.

Man! That ridging in GL looks great on the gefs...It at least seems likely that we will at the very least see some transient blocking.  

Maybe my interpretation is wrong...feel free to correct me. 

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Couple of interesting discoveries

November 2010---had a huge -NAO towards the end of the month

Jan 2010 had a huge -NAO to start the month

December 2009 had a huge -NAO Dec 12-14 right before our blizzard

Lots of 2009-2010 days

March 23-25 2013 had a big -NAO..did anything happen then?

March 2005 seemed to be a big -NAO month but i think it was too big and things were suppressed

Feb 25,2005 had a big -NAO and i think we had a noreaster that day

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Ji said:
13 minutes ago, Chris78 said:
I find it encouraging that even with a different set up we still see snow next weekend. Comes in 24 hours earlier too. It's now 7 days away .

Would be funny if it snowed during a bad pattern after wasting cold patterns

Actually a fluke within a bad or so-so pattern is probably the most likely shot of getting snow in the remainder of the season. :) 

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20 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

It’s great because the remainder of the run is what you might call a disaster..when Detroit is continually getting crushed you know is bad for us

Not really sweating anything past 7 days anyway -- I just want to see continued improvements in trends run to run. I really think that the LR is going to be even more volatile than it already has been YTD until models have a better handle on how the SSW shakes out. 

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Fwiw EPS/GEFS continue to show general ridge/warmth hanging tough for the east in the LR, despite the nice look developing in the NA. GEFS has cold anomalies in the N central US, EPS a bit further NW days 10-15. Not sure how much influence the strat activity would be having during this period, but regardless, at this range- as we all know- nothing is certain.

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