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February 2019 Discussion I


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47 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Even with this solution...that's gonne be ice for the deeper interior...good luck getting a place like ORH above freezing in this....maybe even cold tuck for coast? Look at mesolow

 

 

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Yea that's a broad triple point brief snow to sleet than like 18 hours of ice, then 12 hours of drizzle at 33 point drip-fest, followed by 20 minute temp spike by 5 or 7 F, followed by a polar wind... 

The problem is, that flow next week is an unmanned firehose...  The flow is fast and it's too fast .... in fact, I almost am starting to think we're looking at this all wrong. The blocking is having trouble getting established because there's like this power-washing going on from all directions... 

Conjecture... but the bottom line is, without a means to slow down the velocities ...mid and extended ranges tend to spray solutions and that pretty much exactly what the Euro's been doing the last four days... 

As to ice storming?  Kevin...dude, imminent is absurd. You can't predict icing with precision at this range... DEFINITELY not in this pattern/seasonal plague

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2 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Yea that's a broad triple point brief snow to sleet than like 18 hours of ice, then 12 hours of drizzle at 33 point drip-fest, followed by 20 minute temp spike by 5 or 7 F, followed by a polar wind... 

The problem is, that flow next week is an unmanned firehose...  The flow is fast and it's too fast .... in fact, I almost am starting to think we're looking at this all wrong. The blocking is having trouble getting established because there's like this power-washing going on from all directions... 

Conjecture... but the bottom line is, without a means to slow down the velocities ...mid and extended ranges tend to spray solutions and that pretty much exactly what the Euro's been doing the last four days... 

As to ice storming?  Kevin...dude, imminent is absurd. You can predict icing with precision at this range... DEFINITELY not this pattern/seasonal plague

Exactly my point.

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Just now, CoastalWx said:

Wow the eps is way different at hr 144.  Or even close to the op. That’s rare. It’s got a low moving south of Detroit with a mixed bag for us. Don’t see any signs of an op solution.

Yeah 1010mb low south of DTW and tracking toward SYR with arctic to our north doesn't exactly inspire a warm outlook.

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10 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

You really are dense.

The whole point is that variability of the solutions offered...which is illustrated by the discrepancy between op and eps. No one ever implied that colder outcomes near the surface are unlikely.

Tantrums and name  calling have always been one of your strong suits 

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24 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

You really are dense.

The whole point is that variability of the solutions offered...which is illustrated by the discrepancy between op and eps. No one ever implied that colder outcomes near the surface are unlikely.

:lol: 

You know the guy saying an ice storm is imminent on a Day 6 system isn't an objective observer.  Sometimes it's hilarious but he's here for the entertainment, not necessarily the intricacies of the science.  

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