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January Storm Term Threat Discussions (Day 3 - Day 7)


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2 minutes ago, TowsonWeather said:

Based on...what exactly?

The fact that virtually all other guidance has it north?

I mean just looking at the euro verbatim if that energy doesn’t dive behind it probably doesn’t bomb like it did. Doesn’t mean no snow just not as much coastal love. The gfs is north for different reasons 

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Just now, H2O said:

I don't get what you are saying?  Are you trying to tell me that whats shown now, today, this day of January, the 26th at 2:34pm, might NOT happen in 5 days?

Baby...that's exactly what I'm saying.   I know this is shocking, but you have to consider that possibility.  

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Just now, Wentzadelphia said:

I mean just looking at the euro verbatim if that energy doesn’t dive behind it probably doesn’t bomb like it did. Doesn’t mean no snow just not as much coastal love. The gfs is north for different reasons 

Exactly- without that piece of energy diving in behind it the numbers are dramatically different. Should temper expectations. Be interesting to see where this ends up 

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4 minutes ago, TowsonWeather said:

Based on...what exactly?

The fact that virtually all other guidance has it north?

It has trended South the last 3 Runs of the Euro.  Why would you think its locked in?   All Models trended south for the Thursday Event.  Euro is the only model that had it locked down and even that trended south some.

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Just now, stormtracker said:

That's why I said, I wish this wasn't showing now.  There's nowhere else to go but down from here.   Gonna be a long week with the up and down, see sawing 

If I remember correctly, our biggest storms (Dec. 2009, Feb 2010, Jan 2016), were pretty consistently modeled 5-7 days ahead of time.   We were only tracking  who was getting 18", 24", or 36"!

 

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Just now, ryanconway63 said:

It has trended South the last 3 Runs of the Euro.  Why would you think its locked in?   All Models trended south for the Thursday Event.  Euro is the only model that had it locked down and even that trended south some.

You can lock it in all you want, but you’re going to hear: “This is the LockPickingLawyer, and what I have for you today, is a WeenieLock6000.”

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9 minutes ago, mattie g said:

"I have seen with mine very own Eyes a wondrous Prognostication by the European Model for a winter Snow of such Significance that I can hardly describe in Words the Elation that it has elicited within myself."

- Thomas Jefferson, January 20, 1772

Wow the 1772 storm has been invoked, reality can only disappoint now.

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3 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Baby...that's exactly what I'm saying.   I know this is shocking, but you have to consider that possibility.  

I cannot consider it.  It has never happened before.  Why would we be tricked this time?  What have we done to deserve such foul treatment?

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1 minute ago, mappy said:

No, you're Matt(ie). You may see 30", he won't. Rose Hill is sub-sea level with temps at least 10 above everyone else. 

This is just spite and bitterness for being too far north this one model run.  You are just mad that DCA had more snow than you last night.  

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2 minutes ago, H2O said:

This is just spite and bitterness for being too far north this one model run.  You are just mad that DCA had more snow than you last night.  

Is DCA's snow still on the ground right now? Mine still is. 

seriously though, Euro was beautiful for you, hope it works out. 

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10 minutes ago, ryanconway63 said:

It has trended South the last 3 Runs of the Euro.  Why would you think its locked in?   All Models trended south for the Thursday Event.  Euro is the only model that had it locked down and even that trended south some.

Ahhhh, you're from Richmond. That explains it.

But yes, for sure, there are sound meteorological reasons why this storm, still 5+ days away, will "bump south" a couple times, right into your own backyard, then "lock it in."

I can identify no flaws in your analysis.

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30 minutes ago, CAPE said:

12z is PERFECT. :P

It is...if we assume there is NO further south adjustment.  That’s very possible we’re about the range the euro locked into roughly the final outcome for the last few waves. And there are reasons this won’t be as suppressed. Frankly Thursday wouldn’t have been if not for some really bad luck wrt timing those 2 discreet vorts  in front and on top.  We see no such countermanding features this time.  But it’s hard to ignore the seasonal trend. That and this is just my jam. Fear the fringe!  

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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

It is...if we assume there is NO further south adjustment.  That’s very possible we’re about the range the euro locked into roughly the final outcome for the last few waves. And there are reasons this won’t be as suppressed. Frankly Thursday wouldn’t have been if not for some really bad luck wrt timing those 2 discreet vorts  in front and on top.  We see no such countermanding features this time.  But it’s hard to ignore the seasonal trend. That and this is just my jam. Fear the fringe!  

So I guess at 0z we just wanna see a hold? Oh dear...don't get invested, don't get invested, don't get invested....ahh!

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5 minutes ago, TowsonWeather said:

Ahhhh, you're from Richmond. That explains it.

But yes, for sure, there are sound meteorological reasons why this storm, still 5+ days away, will "bump south" a couple times, right into your own backyard, then "lock it in."

I can identify no flaws in your analysis.

Us Mid-Atlantic weenies are very protective of our back yards.

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