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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17


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5 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

So in this case, greater western heights are bad....holy shit the irony considering December...not sure whether to laugh or cry.

That being said the shortwave will be approaching the coast tomorrow morning, and a stronger wave could start to dominate the pattern. EOF_4fig_NCEP.gif

12z GEFS had a ton of spread in a really nice area for New England snow. 

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4 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

That being said the shortwave will be approaching the coast tomorrow morning, and a stronger wave could start to dominate the pattern. EOF_4fig_NCEP.gif

12z GEFS had a ton of spread in a really nice area for New England snow. 

You have great info Chris…but I always feel like I’m not quite understanding what you’re trying to convey?  A stronger wave could start to dominate the pattern? What wave are we talking about? 

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5 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

You have great info Chris…but I always feel like I’m not quite understanding what you’re trying to convey?  A stronger wave could start to dominate the pattern? What wave are we talking about? 

We're looking at the wave in the northeast Pacific. That's the feature that digs into the Southeast. If that can trend stronger (or is stronger than modeled) ensembles favor a more benchmark low pressure. 

Probably due to the fact that the northern stream wouldn't dominate it as much, phasing would be weaker. But that's what we need to keep it from cutting.

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1 minute ago, OceanStWx said:

We're looking at the wave in the northeast Pacific. That's the feature that digs into the Southeast. If that can trend stronger (or is stronger than modeled) ensembles favor a more benchmark low pressure. 

Probably due to the fact that the northern stream wouldn't dominate it as much, phasing would be weaker. But that's what we need to keep it from cutting.

Ok, thanks for that clarification. That makes sense. 

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4 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

We're looking at the wave in the northeast Pacific. That's the feature that digs into the Southeast. If that can trend stronger (or is stronger than modeled) ensembles favor a more benchmark low pressure. 

Probably due to the fact that the northern stream wouldn't dominate it as much, phasing would be weaker. But that's what we need to keep it from cutting.

And if none of that works, we know the storm will exit the continent at same latitude it came on shore at. :D

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8 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

We're looking at the wave in the northeast Pacific. That's the feature that digs into the Southeast. If that can trend stronger (or is stronger than modeled) ensembles favor a more benchmark low pressure. 

Probably due to the fact that the northern stream wouldn't dominate it as much, phasing would be weaker. But that's what we need to keep it from cutting.

Hmm John was saying that trending weaker would send it east...

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