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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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1 hour ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

My call is it's a rainstorm for Jan 11th. 

That would be ironic as ensembles ALL had that date as the coldest in YEARS less than a week ago. What a turn of events that would be. Then you should be 5-posted for even putting such a comment out there in the universe. I would only blame you Chuck :hurrbear:

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Seems like it's GEFS vs GEPS/EPS in terms of showing troughing in the SW in the LR.  I would also say the 18Z showed slight improvement in this regard.  The GEFS has been less enthusiastic about Pacific blocking ever since November; maybe this is another occasion when it corrects to the other guidance?

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 Sterling mentions the next weekends storm in their disco...

 

This is thanks to a brief ridge that moves
overhead ahead of a very deep trough building across the central
CONUS. This trough will develop an area of low pressure across the
deep south, which may move towards the region Friday into Saturday
and bring another impactful weather event
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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Yeah, this run is gonna miss...gets some light stuff up to us tho.  H5 presentation wasn't nearly as good as 18z..totally missed the s/w connection in the south west.  Still like where we are and this signal

    Yeah, by hour 96, the 00Z cycle handled the shortwave over Montana quite differently than the previous 2 cycles.

   

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12 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Yeah, this run is gonna miss...gets some light stuff up to us tho.  H5 presentation wasn't nearly as good as 18z..totally missed the s/w connection in the south west.  Still like where we are and this signal

Still 1-2” of snow-on-snow. Good high end WAA-WSW criteria snow for the tidewater/NC/SC. 

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Just now, stormtracker said:

Yeah, just a tad too late for us...as is, we get 4-6

PHL 12-14

Jersey, just outside NYC 20+....NYC oddly is a sharp cutoff

Another 5”+ on top of what we have in 36hrs of be fine with that. Of course if it gets better so be it. 

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