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February Medium/Long Range Discussion


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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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3 hours ago, CAPE said:

March 1-3 is probably our next tracking window.

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That’s an impressive look. It’s important to keep a “cold regime” in place. IMO, that is one of the most overlooked aspects of what happened in 93. In general, it had been cold and somewhat stormy that year all through Feb and into early March. Keep enough cold close by, and a big storm is possible as you move into March 

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14 hours 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.  

Early March of 2015 after a significant snowstorm- 6" here I think-  I had a morning low right around zero, might have been -1.

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Hey now! That was quick. I haven't compared any ens run over run but the potential down the line didn't exist at all really and now there is a bit of convergence in speeding up the timing. Keep an eye on that part. This "warm" period may end up being a bit shorter than all of us first thought. 

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38 minutes ago, baltosquid said:

If I'm not mistaken the last verified warning criteria storm in Baltimore was March 20th, 2018. If we do get a good event in March to break that drought, it would be a nice "time is a flat circle" moment.

Wait are you sure? If memory serves we got about 3 inches from that event...but I'll go back and check.

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