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January: Medium/ Long Range: May the Force be with Us....


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7 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Speaking of not giving up until the shorter-range, I'll keep beating the Jan. 4 drum. ICON ens (as I understand it, a fork of the EPS) took about a ~200m jump to the NE. Still got 5 days. 

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I have been keeping an eye on it too. GFS and CMC both have a coating, mostly for southern parts of the region.

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Just now, SnowenOutThere said:

Maybe we could try to the start two threads trick again from last year @NorthArlington101 can claim that responsibility though. 

We'll see what the EURO/EPS does... I've liked what we've done this year and made threads about 2 days out for the dusting-2" events. If discussion gets too clogged between our shots on the 4th/6th/10th(?) it makes sense.

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9 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

That would produce some insane snow squall activity that would impact our area. Idk if I've ever seen the 5H evolve like that before. Kind of wild to see. 

We usually get at least some snow showers/squalls with the arrival of a true cA air mass.  GFS sorts of hints at it with the snows along the boundary as it drops through the Midwest, but the model doesn’t think the moisture survives the mountains.  I would think you’re correct that if heights crash that much, something would generate on the lee side of the Appalachians.

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1 minute ago, WVclimo said:

We usually get at least some snow showers/squalls with the arrival of a true cA air mass.  GFS sorts of hints at it with the snows along the boundary as it drops through the Midwest, but the model doesn’t think the moisture survives the mountains.  I would think you’re correct that if heights crash that much, something would generate on the lee side of the Appalachians.

The mountains usually is our enemy minus cad 

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2 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

I don’t believe that the PV right over our backyards is going to happen. I think storm tracks will verify further north than modeled, so I would mentally adjust any suppressive looks north. 

Not sure why I got weenie tagged for this comment. In the same way, when a perfect track is modeled at 200 hr, chances are it ends up being a cutter unless we get the PV to press down. Still a very NS-driven pattern so models are going to struggle beyond 4-5 days out. 

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4 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

This is true - but will warn that the EPS is increasingly looking the same way. Week(s) to go - but be aware!

Let’s see if it even can get the storm next week right first before worrying about the extended extended. 

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