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


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44 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

Lol nah. I downgraded snow climo with no regrets. Living down here is too sweet to care. Just chillin on the deck waiting for the slopfest20250101_105219.jpg.fc8039fabdc7082c6936df97cbf02436.jpg

one of these days Smith mtn will get shellacked and i will be sure to remind you daily hahaha

Can you give a run down on where you are now vs before and what prompted?

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11 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

All big storms trend north. Is a big rule of thumb.. happens 90% of the time... especially  when there still 100+ hours left lol

With a strong -NAO not nearly as often.  Some of the least track insanity inside 72-96 occurs in patterns like 09-10 or now when things are slowed down by the NAO.  You won't often see massive changes.

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Hard to put any stock in the gfs solution for the 10th given how bouncy it’s been for the 6th, but it’s illustrative for the ingredients of a classic miller A. 

Here’s the setup at 500mb. Strong southern shortwave (green) and northern shortwave diving in (blue). To turn the coast, we’d want this all shifted west by a couple-few hundred miles. Not a major shift at D10. IMG_9212.thumb.jpeg.2e8f9fca15b8d2750c1dff974d927f56.jpeg

Then on the next panel, you can see that they don’t quite phase completely. If they did, that would also help pull it north. IMG_9213.thumb.jpeg.a98fca8bb3029473da8751a1c8ad478c.jpeg

Still pretty close for d10.

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27 minutes ago, Shad said:

One concern with a storm like this and most Miller B type storms is there is usually a transfer of Low Pressure to the Coast and a dry slot where certain areas get screwed.....wouldnt be suprised if someone in VA gets dry slotted with this event

DC typically gets very little with the transfer.  Good overrunning and then drizzles out .  Northeast MD to NYC gets the transfer snow 

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2 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

With a strong -NAO not nearly as often.  Some of the least track insanity inside 72-96 occurs in patterns like 09-10 or now when things are slowed down by the NAO.  You won't often see massive changes.

Even a change of 50 to 75 Miles north would make alot of people happy lol

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