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2/13 Significant/Major Winter Storm Discussion & Observations


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Just now, Northof78 said:

This is becoming very close to nothing material north of 84, and if trend continues, surpression/lack of precip is biggest concern now for Metro. 

We're also losing dynamics with each successive run. A deamplified storm may be good for our location in terms of snow in general, but you're losing good rates and dynamic cooling in an already questionable airmass. You're essentially trading a formidable snowstorm for northern areas for a slop fest in our backyards. 

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Just now, Franklin0529 said:

The concerning thing to me is that not only is it moving south, it's getting weaker a weaker. Really need a potent system to get them good rates to stick. She might be gone for everyone except philly 

Yea especially in the City, weaker=no dynamics=no rates=nada

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2 minutes ago, Franklin0529 said:

The concerning thing to me is that not only is it moving south, it's getting weaker an weaker. Really need a potent system to get them good rates to stick. She might be gone for everyone except philly 

Weaker??? 12z runs showed just above 3 of them all sub 990…

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4 minutes ago, mikem81 said:

I wouldnt call the EURO 979 LP "weak" by any standards...

 

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By the time in bombs out the best dynamics quickly collapse eastward. You want the storm to slow a little once it passes our latitude and maybe have a bit more of a northerly heading as the CCB matures. 

I guess beggars can't be choosers, but this is not ideal for optimal dynamics. 

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7 minutes ago, mob1 said:

We're also losing dynamics with each successive run. A deamplified storm may be good for our location in terms of snow in general, but you're losing good rates and dynamic cooling in an already questionable airmass. You're essentially trading a formidable snowstorm for northern areas for a slop fest in our backyards. 

Yea basically. Don't really like the trends at all but again there might be too much Euro hugging on here. Most other models still have the best dynamics right over the metro and the best snows still just NW of the city. 

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1 minute ago, HVSnowLover said:

That might be an indicator the south tick is legit since I believe HRRR had been one of the more NW models? 

Don't know what people are worried about or how good that depiction is, but that's as good a look as you're gonna get. But doesn't mean it will happen.

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1 minute ago, weatherpruf said:

Don't know what people are worried about or how good that depiction is, but that's as good a look as you're gonna get. But doesn't mean it will happen.

Verbatim yes it's a great look. The worry is it trends toward the Euro. I'm not that worried at this point though.

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1 minute ago, Franklin0529 said:

Ok. Check back tommorow. I could see 3-6" in the city. Certainly not 12+ what the hrr is showing 

Ok boss! Check back tomorrow. Never said it’s totally accurate but this over excessive with ahhh the models are showing too much blah blah…. Look at the damn radar and compare which I see none of that! All speculation and guessing from you. 

 

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