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The last hurrah? Putting all the eggs in the Tuesday 3/14 basket


Ginx snewx
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  On 3/13/2023 at 2:57 AM, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

You up?

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I saw it posted/ linked to This thread this am around 8-9am
 

Would love Harv input as we are really all sitting around responding to the scattershot or model runs pour in and be all over the place 

I really enjoyed Oceanstwx post about Why he thought the 12z nam MSLP position made sense . I would assume if the General vorticity being tracked East off Carolinas is still meh then his opinion still stands but I felt like that really added to the thread .

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  On 3/13/2023 at 1:49 AM, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It is. Get a clue.

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I mean storm wise sure, but major snow amounts aren’t happening in eastern sections like implied. 
48 hours out was way too much time to be so sure especially when everything has been so inconsistent. 
If that idea reverses in the next 2 cycles then major credit to you. Hope it does 

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:01 AM, BombsAway1288 said:

I mean storm wise sure, but major snow amounts aren’t happening in eastern sections like implied. 
48 hours out was way too much time to be so sure especially when everything has been so inconsistent. 
If that idea reverses in the next 2 cycles then major credit to you. Hope it does 

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I haven't issued a final map.

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:01 AM, STILL N OF PIKE said:

I saw it posted/ linked to This thread this am around 8-9am
 

Would love Harv input as we are really all sitting around responding to the scattershot or model runs pour in and be all over the place 

I really enjoyed Oceanstwx post about Why he thought the 12z nam MSLP position made sense . I would assume if the General vorticity being tracked East off Carolinas is still meh then his opinion still stands but I felt like that really added to the thread .

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Well now we're getting into the fun nowcasting. Start looking at WV and seeing which models are closest to reality on placement of vorticity features. Obviously you can find the rotation of the upper lows themselves, but vort maxes will present as drying immediately upstream of the center (think ascent ahead and subsidence behind).

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:07 AM, OceanStWx said:

Well now we're getting into the fun nowcasting. Start looking at WV and seeing which models are closest to reality on placement of vorticity features. Obviously you can find the rotation of the upper lows themselves, but vort maxes will present as drying immediately upstream of the center (think ascent ahead and subsidence behind).

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Same here.

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:07 AM, OceanStWx said:

Well now we're getting into the fun nowcasting. Start looking at WV and seeing which models are closest to reality on placement of vorticity features. Obviously you can find the rotation of the upper lows themselves, but vort maxes will present as drying immediately upstream of the center (think ascent ahead and subsidence behind).

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Anything you can glean from that at this stage 

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  On 3/13/2023 at 2:55 AM, HinghamBoss said:

Can someone get Harvey on camera to tell us how this is going to go?

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Spoke to him earlier … he’s in the camp that this will dynamically over power BL thermal fields and that models are likely underselling those physical resolutions in the lowest levels  … not to be a dank, but he was actually agreeing with me – and I only say that really cause this whole situation is just starting to frustrate the shit out of me  

But it makes sense higher res tools are seeing it colder - we’re getting some colder looks as we get closer.  

It’s all a moot point however, if we can’t nail down where it’s actually going to be snowing for Christ sake

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Everyone of these models is jumping around every single cycle. Everyone of them is drastically different, and the same models are drastically different each run.

 

So, a question for the pros and very knowledgeable hobbyists, what actually makes sense here, with the ingredients we have coming together?  Tip eluded to this possibly coming together more cohesively and becoming much more of a problem(colder and snowier) than many models are showing currently for alot of the area. A lot of these runs don’t make sense. So maybe as Tip put it, we need to use some old fashioned meteorology to actually figure this out. 
 

A more cohesive storm that’s not chasing convection out to the Flemish cap that stalls near the cape does make more sense than these outlandish solutions we’ve been seeing.  Just thinking out loud here. 

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:07 AM, OceanStWx said:

Well now we're getting into the fun nowcasting. Start looking at WV and seeing which models are closest to reality on placement of vorticity features. Obviously you can find the rotation of the upper lows themselves, but vort maxes will present as drying immediately upstream of the center (think ascent ahead and subsidence behind).

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Good info!

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:20 AM, WinterWolf said:

Everyone of these models is jumping around every single cycle. Everyone of them is drastically different, and the same models are drastically different each run.

 

So, a question for the pros and very knowledgeable hobbyists, what actually makes sense here, with the ingredients we have coming together?  Tip eluded to this possibly coming together more cohesively and becoming much more of a problem(colder and snowier) than many models are showing currently for alot of the area. A lot of these runs don’t make sense. So maybe as Tip put it, we need to use some old fashioned meteorology to actually figure this out. 
 

A more cohesive storm that’s not chasing convection out to the Flemish cap that stalls near the cape does make more sense than these outlandish solutions we’ve been seeing.  Just thinking out loud here. 

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I think a cohesive storm traveling up and stalling near the elbow can happen ɓut all the pieces have to fit exactly. Now cast. 

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:10 AM, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Anything you can glean from that at this stage 

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Nothing drastic, general look to vorticity appears right across guidance (but that's to be expected at hour 00). But guidance does seem to have initialized too high on heights for the vort max across southern Iowa.

Ensembles don't seem to be all that sensitive to that specific feature though. Not sure it is playing that large a role.

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  On 3/13/2023 at 3:30 AM, Ginx snewx said:

I think a cohesive storm traveling up and stalling near the elbow can happen ɓut all the pieces have to fit exactly. Now cast. 

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Oh for sure Steve, and that was part of my point. Obviously these things need to come together precisely, but some(a lot) of these runs are insanely messed up.  And I guess my point was, sometimes common sense and relying on what you’ve learned, and asking yourself(METS/knowledgeable hobbyists like yourself) what actually makes the most sense here? Since modeling is just off on a bender so far…and not providing any clear solutions yet. 

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