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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

You’re right but there is nothing to suppress the boundary. If any kind of meaningful wave comes among the boundary will push north ahead of it. We need it down there with no block if we want any kind of amplification to work out imo. 

I admit this is all a waste of time (lol), but imho if you don't have that ridging you're just going to have a storm too far off the coast. Fortunately, all the modeling will change enough come 0z that we'll never know.

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5 hours ago, WesternFringe said:

100% disagree.  My family will remember this week forever.  3 rounds of snow totaling 11” and still haven’t gone above freezing since Sunday.  The kids got a whole week off from school, as did my wife and I since we both teach.  Sledding, fires, plowing snow, movies, blowing snow, family dinners, atv rides, jebwalks, 5° nights, etc.

This area in general, and my family specifically, will remember this week in perpetuity.

That’s what it’s all about. That’s why most of us are here, whether we admitted or not. Thank you for that. Saw a lot of people enjoying the weather weather this week.

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4 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Has the EuroAI even been remotely correct this winter?

Yes, but like all the rest, is not perfect. Heisey seems to follow it closer than I do and he believes it's done very well. Past 240 hrs, imho it's no better than any of the ensembles.  But you know how it goes, they all have hot hands and cold ones, but never know which it is until the forecast period has past.

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27 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Good, because the 18z EuroAI removed all chances of snow and now looks like the 18z Gfs operational by pushing the boundary off the coast. 

Dude…you need to stop with this. You’ve been at this long enough to know that anything past 5-7 days is prone to huge swings, especially in a non-blocky pattern!

We're going to have plenty of chances coming up over the next month, and we won’t have confidence in most of them more than 3-4 days out. Let’s keep an eye on things but not invest one way or another!

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39 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Good, because the 18z EuroAI removed all chances of snow and now looks like the 18z Gfs operational by pushing the boundary off the coast. 

It looked like it was about to smoke us day 15. I have no faith in any one wave. There is absolutely no way guidance will pin down the details of any of those discreet boundary waves past day 5 at best. I have more optimism when you take the whole day 9-16 period that we have a good chance one of the likely waves within that period has a decent chance here. 
 

If you are pinning your hopes totally on the first follow up wave around the 20th that’s more likely to fail. My optimism is that one of the waves in the whole pattern coming up will get us. 

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4 minutes ago, mattie g said:

Dude…you need to stop with this. You’ve been at this long enough to know that anything past 5-7 days is prone to huge swings, especially in a non-blocky pattern!

We're going to have plenty of chances coming up over the next month, and we won’t have confidence in most of them more than 3-4 days out. Let’s keep an eye on things but not invest one way or another!

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