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


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12 minutes ago, T. August said:

My one nitpick (you are probably happy with it) is the 6z eps and gefs now have a greater number of misses to the north for the dc/balt area. The extreme southern solutions are mainly off the table it seems, but it looks like a miss north has been added to the mix.

I want to have a southern cushion at this point. We all know the drill...as long as this thing isn't showing a N.C storm but a Richmond to Fredericksburg instead I'm good for now

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5 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Believe me, I  remain totally paranoid on this one as a miss for all of us remains a viable option at 4-5 days out.

Nice to see ya back Mitch:tomato:

This is where perspective is important. 50-100 mile shifts are really tiny on a global model but make or break on the ground lol. These narrow WAA stripes simply cannot be nailed down yet. Models are narrowing the spread but even 50 miles 48 hours in advance is a small shift. Unless things blip out, I don't want to hear models are all over the place because they aren't even close to that rn lol

I'm still stuck on my initial gut feel down here. Hopefully an inch, a boom at 3", and mixing is a near guaranty lol

I wouldn't discount Lake Anna jacks or that general area.  This is the exact kind of setup that has jacked them in the past. The northern edge is going to be sharp AF too. Pac man will be chowing down 

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1 minute ago, Bob Chill said:

Nice to see ya back Mitch:tomato:

This is where perspective is important. 50-100 mile shifts are really tiny on a global model but make or break on the ground lol. These narrow WAA stripes simply cannot be nailed down yet. Models are narrowing the spread but even 50 miles 48 hours in advance is a small shift. Unless things blip out, I don't want to hear models are all over the place because they aren't even close to that rn lol

I'm still stuck on my initial gut feel down here. Hopefully an inch, a boom at 3", and mixing is a near guaranty lol

I wouldn't discount Lake Anna jacks or that general area.  This is the exact kind of setup that has jacked them in the past. The northern edge is going to be sharp AF too. Pac man will be chowing down 

So basically North-Central VA from Louisa over to Caroline county over to Ashland area.

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21 minutes ago, T. August said:

My one nitpick (you are probably happy with it) is the 6z eps and gefs now have a greater number of misses to the north for the dc/balt area. The extreme southern solutions are mainly off the table it seems, but it looks like a miss north has been added to the mix.

Yeah - this is what I’m tracking today. Unlike what @Ji said yesterday, storms come back from the south. When things go north, it’s harder. We got lucky twice last year, though.

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Just now, JFLETCHER said:

So basically North-Central VA from Louisa over to Caroline county over to Ashland area.

History and climo favors the DMV general area but the setup is similar other more rare southern hits. We haven't had blocking and confluence like this in a long time but we've had plenty over the years. Stuff can get bullied south without much fanfare 

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1 minute ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Yeah - this is what I’m tracking today. Unlike what @Ji said yesterday, storms come back from the south. When things go north, it’s harder. We got lucky twice last year, though.

True, but I doubt it's going to go much farther north with that TPV in place and the confluence acting like a brick wall to our NE

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1 minute ago, yoda said:

True, but I doubt it's going to go much farther north with that TPV in place and the confluence acting like a brick wall to our NE

I don’t disagree - in general love the spot folks are in. And definitely taking @Bob Chill’s last few messages into account that it might be worth worrying more about a south shift. Just doing worst-case scenario thinking. Would love 5-10” of snow cover when I get back!

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To be clear, 2/3 runs does not a trend make, but these are the "shifts" from 00z to 06z I noticed flipping through my phone this morning. North is the thing I'd be sweating still if I had more skin in the game, just because that's because we've been burned that way previously. Probably irrational lol but fears are learned through experience.

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These do also show a general ramping up of higher snowfall odds in general... take that to the bank folks! :snowing:

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20 hours ago, MillvilleWx said:

DAS!!! Man, between you and @mitchnick here, I'm getting all the nostalgia feels. Hope you are doing well! 

Starting to travel to DC (and stay in the Clarksburg place) more often again.  It'll be nice to check in on you hooligans when I am in town.  Especially since you all may be stealing all the New England snow in this pattern...

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4 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

To be clear, 2/3 runs does not a trend make, but these are the "shifts" from 00z to 06z I noticed flipping through my phone this morning. North is the thing I'd be sweating still if I had more skin in the game, just because that's because we've been burned that way previously. Probably irrational lol but fears are learned through experience.

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These do also show a general ramping up of higher snowfall odds in general... take that to the bank folks! :snowing:

Storms trend north like 90% of the time even if it’s only 50-75 miles. So I like where I’m at on the PA line at this point. 

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5 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

To be clear, 2/3 runs does not a trend make, but these are the "shifts" from 00z to 06z I noticed flipping through my phone this morning. North is the thing I'd be sweating still if I had more skin in the game, just because that's because we've been burned that way previously. Probably irrational lol but fears are learned through experience.

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These do also show a general ramping up of higher snowfall odds in general... take that to the bank folks! :snowing:

North is of course our biggest failure mode.  That’s why it’s nice to have the op euro on the southern end of the envelope right now.   

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16 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Storms trend north like 90% of the time even if it’s only 50-75 miles. So I like where I’m at on the PA line at this point. 

Yep! I think we see some good snow out of it

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1 minute ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Yeah just like that ICON is south - though still a good hit for everyone except those on our far northern fringes. Ratios probably get this to warning-level snow for nearly everyone.

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Pure powder though.  Start to finish.  Rare at my house.  

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2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Yeah just like that ICON is south - though still a good hit for everyone except those on our far northern fringes. Ratios probably get this to warning-level snow for nearly everyone.

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I’d love .5” qpf with temps in the 20s. Sign me the F up.

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6 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Yeah just like that ICON is south - though still a good hit for everyone except those on our far northern fringes. Ratios probably get this to warning-level snow for nearly everyone.

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That would fit the six year drought of non-winter storm warning level events we are working on up this way, so, sure. I think I am permanently scarred from the January 2022 horror-show miss up this way...

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Yeah just like that ICON is south - though still a good hit for everyone except those on our far northern fringes. Ratios probably get this to warning-level snow for nearly everyone.
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Let’s hope that that 90% rule works out. We have a chance for a rare double digit snowfall
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