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February Medium/Long Range Discussion


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4 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

The ensembles really keep thinking we’ll get into a -EPO gradient pattern eventually!! Been advertising it for weeks now and perpetually been D10+ away. What I do takeaway is increasing confidence that Canada will NOT be entirely flushed with Pac air, so hopefully we can tap a solid airmass again at some point after 2/25.

i took your signature...divided the snow by the years...you are averaging 26 inches of snow pretty much since 09-10

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1 minute ago, Ji said:

i took your signature...divided the snow by the years...you are averaging 26 inches of snow pretty much since 09-10

Yeah, bolstered obviously by 4 historic years in there. Median over that period is 19.5”. Both are higher than the “true” long term mean/median by some amount. I’d guess my true median is pretty close to last year and this year, 16-17”. 

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

The ensembles really keep thinking we’ll get into a -EPO gradient pattern eventually!! Been advertising it for weeks now and perpetually been D10+ away. What I do takeaway is increasing confidence that Canada will NOT be entirely flushed with Pac air, so hopefully we can tap a solid airmass again at some point after 2/25.

Yeah that's what I was trying to point out with the EPS map I posted yesterday. If the Sh!t pattern is relatively brief, should still have some workable cold not far to our north, so once the east coast ridge flattens we have a chance for the cold to press south some and get a wave to track along the boundary.

 

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1 minute ago, CAPE said:

Yeah that's what I was trying to point out with the EPS map I posted yesterday. If the Sh!t pattern is relatively brief, should still have some workable cold not far to our north, so once the east coast ridge flattens we have a chance for the cold to press south some and get a wave to track along the boundary.

 

GEFS does just that... this is March 2015-esque

NOT saying that this March will be anything that extreme, but the advertised pattern could certainly deliver with overrunning events riding the boundary

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5 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Yeah that's what I was trying to point out with the EPS map I posted yesterday. If the Sh!t pattern is relatively brief, should still have some workable cold not far to our north, so once the east coast ridge flattens we have a chance for the cold to press south some and get a wave to track along the boundary.

 

Weather Will said that we were done for the season though.

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24 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

GEFS does just that... this is March 2015-esque

NOT saying that this March will be anything that extreme, but the advertised pattern could certainly deliver with overrunning events riding the boundary

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I'm honestly surprised there haven't been any "confused" reactions to this yet since the map has yellow/orange over us.

That said...those two H5 anomaly maps are astonishingly carbon copy-ish looks.

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48 minutes ago, mattie g said:

I'm honestly surprised there haven't been any "confused" reactions to this yet since the map has yellow/orange over us.

That said...those two H5 anomaly maps are astonishingly carbon copy-ish looks.

I posted a similar h5 map from around the the same timeframe off the EPS yesterday and I got at least a couple :blink: 

I think some people have a hard time interpreting a smoothed mean (understandably), and also context matters.

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Just now, Chris78 said:

Didn't like hours 360 through 384 ? Lol

Yeah that was great and all, always like to see snow and stuff on the long range GFS and it was a decent storm. But tell me that this H5 with cold air and a high pressure in place with a low just south of the Florida panhandle that this would not of been the main storm.

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4 hours ago, mattie g said:

I think DC itself struggled, but plenty of us just north and west had a decent month.

Edit: What WxUSAF said.

I can’t remember the year but I remember it was one of the few times I saw -0 temps and it was March.  Saw -4 driving through Bull Run Battlefield. Maybe 2015.  Negative anything is rare here any month.  

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1 hour ago, BristowWx said:

I can’t remember the year but I remember it was one of the few times I saw -0 temps and it was March.  Saw -4 driving through Bull Run Battlefield. Maybe 2015.  Negative anything is rare here any month.  

Lots of -5 to -10 in central VA that morning.

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