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Feb Long Range Discussion (Day 3 and beyond) - MERGED


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6 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Tuesday was mostly plain rain, wasn't it? See I can't tell on the ICON...

It’s ice. Icon took a baby step towards the NAM though. RGEM continued in that camp also at 0z. Not even sure there would be a Tuesday storm on the rgem behind the rain Monday. It’s squashing that wave behind the rainstorm. 

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9 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

It’s ice. Icon took a baby step towards the NAM though. RGEM continued in that camp also at 0z. Not even sure there would be a Tuesday storm on the rgem behind the rain Monday. It’s squashing that wave behind the rainstorm. 

What is this world coming to when we are relying on the NAM and RGEM. 

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Gfs went that way too.  Not good.  Runs a wave out ahead Monday in front of the high. This prevents the high and the cold from coming across the top in front of the main wave. It turns into a cold chasing moisture which I like a LOT less then when we had a 1035 high over the top in front of the storm. Kinda didn’t like when NAm/RGEM showed hints at 18z but now everything’s going towards that progression.  That is not the way we want it to to trend. 

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

Gfs went that way too.  Not good.  Runs a wave out ahead Monday in front of the high. This prevents the high and the cold from coming across the top in front of the main wave. It turns into a cold chasing moisture which I like a LOT less then when we had a 1035 high over the top in front of the storm. Kinda didn’t like when NAm/RGEM showed hints at 18z but now everything’s going towards that progression.  That is not the way we want it to to trend. 

Might be time to look to Thursday...

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

Gfs went that way too.  Not good.  Runs a wave out ahead Monday in front of the high. This prevents the high and the cold from coming across the top in front of the main wave. It turns into a cold chasing moisture which I like a LOT less then when we had a 1035 high over the top in front of the storm. Kinda didn’t like when NAm/RGEM showed hints at 18z but now everything’s going towards that progression.  That is not the way we want it to to trend. 

everything trended 8-10 degrees warmer from 18z on the GFS

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Just now, Ji said:

if tuesday is a disater--thursday will be worse. Winter is over 

I think if Thursday doesn't work...then from a historical standpoint, then we might be able to call it. Not  winter has ever produced anything sizeable (that is at least 5") between February 21st-28th, and March is, well...March, lol So next week could be our last shot, I'm afraid

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Just now, Ji said:

everything trended 8-10 degrees warmer from 18z on the GFS

It went to the idea the RGEM first picked up on then the NAM jumped on also. If we get a more amplified wave Monday ahead of the main storm it’s not good. That wave will keep the cold from getting in front of the Tuesday wave.  The scenario I like was the tpv rolling across on top pulling the cold out ahead and then the gulf wave coming up. This new progression there is no space between the waves for the front to press east so everything just keeps running to our NW. 

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

It went to the idea the RGEM first picked up on then the NAM jumped on also. If we get a more amplified wave Monday ahead of the main storm it’s not good. That wave will keep the cold from getting in front of the Tuesday wave.  The scenario I like was the tpv rolling across on top pulling the cold out ahead and then the gulf wave coming up. This new progression there is no space between the waves for the front to press east so everything just keeps running to our NW. 

Do you think this would influence Thursday too?

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

It went to the idea the RGEM first picked up on then the NAM jumped on also. If we get a more amplified wave Monday ahead of the main storm it’s not good. That wave will keep the cold from getting in front of the Tuesday wave.  The scenario I like was the tpv rolling across on top pulling the cold out ahead and then the gulf wave coming up. This new progression there is no space between the waves for the front to press east so everything just keeps running to our NW. 

Seasonal trends. Still 4 days out. My guess is it ends up less amped

 

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

It went to the idea the RGEM first picked up on then the NAM jumped on also. If we get a more amplified wave Monday ahead of the main storm it’s not good. That wave will keep the cold from getting in front of the Tuesday wave.  The scenario I like was the tpv rolling across on top pulling the cold out ahead and then the gulf wave coming up. This new progression there is no space between the waves for the front to press east so everything just keeps running to our NW. 

RGEM and NAM really havent agreed on much this week.. them being lockstep even at that range seems to be a deadly combo

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6 minutes ago, Ji said:

everything trended 8-10 degrees warmer from 18z on the GFS

Not surprised. That’s been the trend all winter in DC. We basically need to be near 0 on the models 48 hours out to have a chance in the city since we know models will correct higher. 

I say that tongue in cheek but you can’t deny that modeled cold hasn’t verified in dc. 

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1 minute ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Do you think this would influence Thursday too?

I know you are grasping for something to hug for comfort but there is no point looking that far out with several waves that will all influence each other in front of it.  Look what’s happened to storms much closer.
 

Besides comfort is overrated.  I prefer to let the bitter pain penetrate and cleanse my snow weenie soul. Embrace the sorrow and breathe in the despair.  Live in the moment and experience the fail!  

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6 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

Seasonal trends. Still 4 days out. My guess is it ends up less amped

 

That’s not the problem. You know I’ve been optimistic because I didn’t buy the amplified idea. But this problem is different. It’s a wave spacing issue. It’s also related to a trend I’ve noticed across guidance the last 24 hours to shift the TPV northwest over the weekend. That trend finally allowed enough ridging among the east coast for a wave to ride up Monday and lock the boundary to our west. None of the waves are amplifying anymore. The problem is the TPV slides across too late and too far north and so the boundary stalls to our west and all the waves run that boundary. The boundary could shift back yes but that’s something I’m a lot less confident in then I was that over amped wouldn’t be a problem. 

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