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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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45 minutes ago, frd said:

There were many comments about five days ago that centered on the complexity of the pattern between Jan 21 st and early Feb. 

Things will not be decided until later. I mentioned analogs, but they mean nothing really in the grand scheme of things presently. 

Also, plenty of jet energy and a ton of baroclinic zone contrast next week. 

 

 

This:  “Also, plenty of jet energy and a ton of baroclinic zone contrasts next week. >>> This is how we get our stronger dynamic fun storms that are sometimes written about in past history! 

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1 minute ago, mappy said:

lol this past weekends event was also a big dog 9 days before and well… :ph34r:

You're point and caution are correct, but I think this setup has more of a chance then that ever did.  That required a more complicated phase to pull off and it was never really on anything except the GFS, wasn't even all that close on any other guidance.  The "foundation" for this storm is there across guidance.  But it's still not the most likely outcome at this range...but I think its more likely then that last one was.  

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

I just need to make sure everyone knows it shows sleet in central VA just in case they missed it 

I know it messes with deep snow totals, but sleet has MASSIVE 'staying power' after it is on the ground. It is a bitch to shovel and plow though.

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3 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

You're point and caution are correct, but I think this setup has more of a chance then that ever did.  That required a more complicated phase to pull off and it was never really on anything except the GFS, wasn't even all that close on any other guidance.  The "foundation" for this storm is there across guidance.  But it's still not the most likely outcome at this range...but I think its more likely then that last one was.  

What is the most likely outcome this far out?

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50 minutes ago, Ji said:

starting to worry(thanks to Mitchnik)...that year is 13-14 without the snow

My thought is even if it turns out bitter cold but dry (which I don't think happens), when things eventually relax someone cashes in big-time. Probably NE as always but if things are displaced way South with the PV and cold push, we can dream and assume the payback event(s) are ticketed for our subs. 

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32 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

And the euro had those exact adjustments... that NS SW is digging down into the Dakotas and it has a bit more SER and BOOM 

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Looks the the Scandy ridge also works to nudge our developing NAO which in turn help (in tandem with the PNA/EPO ridge) to drive the s/w souther and into the flow.

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