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January Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Just now, SnowenOutThere said:

If a storm does exist like on the 12z GFS we could see a legit north trend that lets us get a decent amount of snow. Probably nothing major though. The main issue as others have said is that only the GFS and RGEM show a storm that even has the possibility to trend better for us. Once the Euro, Canadian or NAMs get on board then we can be excited.

if the gfs is right and we get a north trend, it would be a major snowstorm here imo.  500 is almost a perfect pass.  the question is whether it's believable with cold air chasing the precip.  i hope it's right, though. 

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2 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

If a storm does exist like on the 12z GFS we could see a legit north trend that lets us get a decent amount of snow. Probably nothing major though. The main issue as others have said is that only the GFS and RGEM show a storm that even has the possibility to trend better for us. Once the Euro, Canadian or NAMs get on board then we can be excited.

Going off the last few Winters, nobody should be excited til the snow is falling :whistle:

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22 minutes ago, leesburg 04 said:

Nina = southern slider/Beach blizzard. Save yourselves 

Yep...Especially in early January. Really strange how that seems to be a favored time period for this in ninas. Bomb cyclone happened then...lol And even the one anomalous 1996 hit was also in early January...just that that crazy...whatever it was made it work for us. But otherwise...you can almost bet on a nina beach snow in early January, lol

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Trend at 700 hPa from the GEM;

36 hours ago DC was caught in the middle between the southern and northern streams.  Now it is (forecast to be) well within the southwest flow associated with the SS.  

Winds over MO have shifted from northwesterly to north-northwesterly emphasizing the strengthening of the vorticity max; allowing for southwesterly rather than westerly flow to its east

gem_z700_vort_us_fh66_trend.gif

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1 hour ago, SnowenOutThere said:

If a storm does exist like on the 12z GFS we could see a legit north trend that lets us get a decent amount of snow. Probably nothing major though. The main issue as others have said is that only the GFS and RGEM show a storm that even has the possibility to trend better for us. Once the Euro, Canadian or NAMs get on board then we can be excited.

Yeah, even the NAM wants absolutely nothing to do with it. GFS and RGEM vs Euro, CMC, NAM. Hmmm.

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16 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

Yeah, even the NAM wants absolutely nothing to do with it. GFS and RGEM vs Euro, CMC, NAM. Hmmm.

It is more so the GFS, RGEM (it technically is a weather model) and CMC Vs last night's Euro run along with the NAMs. If the Euro goes in line with the GFS then we might be able to get excited.

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