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


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2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

It’s closer on Jan. 8 though, at least. Some solace for a weary group. 

Actually, I  see what it did. It split the energy when it hit the coast sending a weak piece east and a stronger piece into the SW. It looks to maybe do something with that. We'll see shortly.

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2 minutes ago, CAPE said:

We can always get a simple trailing wave type deal. As for the extreme cold- when we get a pattern such as is being advertised, there is always a risk we could get an unusual cold air outbreak, and operational runs may depict that from time to time at range, but in reality it occurs infrequently at our latitude in the lowlands. Now if we get decent snow cover with a cold airmass in place in the days that follow, low temps of zero or below can more easily be realized outside of urban areas. 

Thank you!

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Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

It’s closer on Jan. 8 though, at least. Some solace for a weary group. 

Actually, I  see what it did. It split the energy when it hit the coast sending a weak piece east and a stronger piece into the SW. It looks to maybe do something with that. We'll see shortly.

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13 minutes ago, bncho said:

Surely this is a troll.

"A couple of single digits" is just something to scoff at in the Mid-Atlantic.

Not at all lol-the original polar vortex "excitement" was based on some historic forecasted low actual temps even in the lowlands. So my forecasted temperature change question was based more on wondering if something has changed with how the vortex will break down to allow the extreme code to come this far south and east  that's all. Cape answered tho.

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Just now, winter_warlock said:

It's  still    a long ways out.   Modeling will look different in a few days lol

We’ve got literally nothing else to look at or do. We’re sickos. Heck, @clskinsfanjust admitted he checked out the 48th hour of the 00z HRRR just for kicks for flurries nobody is even tracking. 

If we didn’t check the models and post them every 6 hours we’d have nothing to talk about. All that would be left is sports banter and beer pictures. Maybe that would be better… 

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1 minute ago, NorthArlington101 said:

We’ve got literally nothing else to look at or do. We’re sickos. Heck, @clskinsfanjust admitted he checked out the 48th hour of the 00z HRRR just for kicks for flurries nobody is even tracking. 

If we didn’t check the models and post them every 6 hours we’d have nothing to talk about. All that would be left is sports banter and beer pictures. Maybe that would be better… 

 Oh I agree...  I look at them every 6 hours I'm just saying don't put alot of stock in modeling 150- 170+ hours out lol.  

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33 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

So do you think every threat we really won't have a good idea until we get to 48 hours out? Because it's so complicated? In addition why does it seem like the forecasted temperatures keep getting warmer? Two days ago it was showing below zero actual temperatures in many areas of this region. Particularly the weekend of January 10 through the 12th. Now for many just teens and maybe a couple single digits overnights- one or two of the nights.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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In terms of climate context, this upcoming Arctic blast has the circulation pattern right. But the available cold pool is not remotely as intense as it could be for early January. Record breaking or historical cold would see -40°C at 850 hPa. We can barely muster -20°C.
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23 minutes ago, WhiteoutMD said:
 
 
 
 
 
 
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In terms of climate context, this upcoming Arctic blast has the circulation pattern right. But the available cold pool is not remotely as intense as it could be for early January. Record breaking or historical cold would see -40°C at 850 hPa. We can barely muster -20°C.

This makes sense thanks!

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1 hour ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

I don't think rain will be an issue for Jan 6th.. upper latitude pattern is too favorable for cold. Question is does the storm get sheared out or not. 

LR GFS ensembles look good still at 384hr! No signs of -PNA that it seemed to be trending toward at the end last night, -EPO, sustained -NAO, West coast ridge..

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-AO is going really strong

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6-10 day shows the CPC thinks this coming storm has a chance..

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 Wow that AO.  Is going negative hard!!

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