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Clipper/Coastal Storm January 3-4th 2019


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If the N stream trends just a bit sharper then this could be an advisory event. Obviously time is starting to run thin so we'll have to see it very soon. Right now is prob just forecast a C-1" with maybe a 2" spot...but some of these solutions have the look of this trying to pop at the last second. 

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8 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

If the N stream trends just a bit sharper then this could be an advisory event. Obviously time is starting to run thin so we'll have to see it very soon. Right now is prob just forecast a C-1" with maybe a 2" spot...but some of these solutions have the look of this trying to pop at the last second. 

Need it a bit further S too,  to stave of BL warmth.

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18z NAM looked like KaKa. 

Agree with Scott that EPS were actually pretty interesting. Prob some advisory solutions mixed in there. Root for sharper N stream and it prob also helps if a little bit of vorticity energy escapes the southwest system so it can pull a little extra moisture into the trough. 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

18z NAM looked like KaKa. 

Agree with Scott that EPS were actually pretty interesting. Prob some advisory solutions mixed in there. Root for sharper N stream and it prob also helps if a little bit of vorticity energy escapes the southwest system so it can pull a little extra moisture into the trough. 

That is exactly what the 12z HIRES models showed this morning/afternoon

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3 hours ago, dryslot said:

Pretty potent s/w so there is some potential there, Right now 1-3" is reasonable.

We wouldn't toss the EURO.  Better snow growth temps in the interior, usually these clipper type northern streams can put down a decent stripe of snow, especially hilly terrain.

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2 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

We wouldn't toss the EURO.  Better snow growth temps in the interior, usually these clipper type northern streams can put down a decent stripe of snow, especially hilly terrain.

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Goods spot here for these typically especially if they get going sooner when they hit the atlantic.

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