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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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Just now, suzook said:

To be honest, was anyone really expecting much from the 1st wave??? It's the 2nd one we need to be holding hope for.

 

No, nobody was. Not a single expert has been bullish on that timeframe for us, just us weenies. Making that work was going to be hard and would really sacrifice the pattern to get more involved anyways. This storm lays out the plates, silverware and glasses - just not the food. 

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 This is kind of an odd setup and would actually be an extremely close call on/near the coast on the 12Z Euro if it were to somehow play out closely to this:

850 mb temps several degrees <0C during start of precip and even the coast never gets close to the 0C line:

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1000-500 mb thicknesses at start of precip well below the common 546 dm needed to support snow in SE as these are in the mid to high 530s and they actually drop from this point:

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Surface dewpoints well below 32 just in advance:

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But surface flow is then a warm SW flow that warms low levels up rapidly just in time:

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Clipper surface low coming down allows SW flow ahead of it on backside of Arctic high moving offshore, a pretty unusual setup with a low also in the Gulf:


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The qpf ends up too light (<0.15”) to allow the easily cold enough levels between 850 and 500 to have sunk enough to counteract the warming surface SW flow:IMG_1422.thumb.png.4fb223a719f1dc7b4cd03ba40db33ca1.png

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