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December Mid/Long Range Discussion


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14 minutes ago, mattie g said:

I was about to post this. Trough digs nicely and is trying to get that low under us. If temps can cooperate, we might be onto something.

Is unfortunate its at the temp max of the day, would probably be a lot easier to get snow into the urban areas if it was timed 12 hours sooner or later. Still exciting to see!

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3 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Is unfortunate its at the temp max of the day, would probably be a lot easier to get snow into the urban areas if it was timed 12 hours sooner or later. Still exciting to see!

Verbatim, it's a decent amount of white rain, but a few small changes in timing or the sharpness of that trough and we could pick up a slushy mulch-topper.

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7 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

GEFS looks better with the trailing wave and +PNA

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We want that ridge standing straight N-S and not rolling over quickly. That’s the danger to watch for. 

Just now, yoda said:

Well we did use to get snow on Dec 5...

Remember remember the 5th of December...

It’s forecast for December 6th :(

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24 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

the pattern on the GFS is actually pretty great: potent +PNA, deep S/W diving into the OH Valley, 50/50 ULL, and a west-based -NAO

the big caveat is that it's early, so 1) longer wavelengths, so it can't wrap up as easily, and 2) it's fighting climo

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One big difference between this run and previous runs is better wave spacing- really allows the early week storm to function as a useful 50-50 low for the potential clipper. A ton of h5 vorticity flying around so the run to run differences shall continue for awhile.

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Just now, Eskimo Joe said:

It's nice. Hope this isn't a head fake. We'll see how we're looking by Sunday night.

We are inside 7 days and the signal for that window is getting a bit stronger. But yeah a long way to go, and it's a clipper. Not exactly our bread and butter for accumulating snow.

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1 minute ago, CAPE said:

We are inside 7 days and the signal for that window is getting a bit stronger. But yeah a long way to go, and it's a clipper. Not exactly our bread and butter for accumulating snow.

We couldn’t even get the models to show similar solutions until like hour 120 last year. Let’s see if we can put together at least back to back similar runs. 

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3 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

Still.. with 50/50 low, -NAO, and GOA low, it's close to the setup of a big storm. My main concern is warmer temps as the PNA is trying to go negative as the trough pushes through. 

So you are concerned the snow would melt? It always does Chuck.

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13 minutes ago, CAPE said:

So you are concerned the snow would melt? It always does Chuck.

It may adjust so the later part of the storm is warm, while the earlier part is cooler, if it digs deeper. I don't like that Aleutian high popping when the trough is starting to dig across the region (hr144).  I'm talking about during-for the storm. 

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