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January 5-6 Thing II: STORM MODE


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2 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

We are 30 hours out now, a bonafide chance of an old-fashioned  snowy, cold, wintry week!  And by January 7 a lot of winter snow forecasts go up in flames already!!!!  I must be dreaming!!!!

I went 22/18/21 I think, so I'm rooting against myself for a hit up there lol.

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5 minutes ago, Scarlet Pimpernel said:

That was an over-performer for sure in the metro DC area...though I don't think it was as good for areas up toward BWI and north, whereas this one looks better relatively speaking.  I also recall LWX went 8-12" in the metro DC area which at first seemed really aggressive but ended up spot-on.

No it was not...we don't talk about 2019 <_<

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LOL
Not less than 30 hours from game time. And you run a weather page...

Don’t know. I have seen the Nam make wild swings before close to game time. I predicted this would happen today
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2 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

No it was not...we don't talk about 2019 <_<

Yeah that's kind of what I remember from that event in 2019.  Sorry to bring up "bad" memories on that...I guess it's like the Voldemort storm from B**ing D*y 2010 (the Storm Which Shall Not Be Named!).  But this event for Monday, looks a lot better for areas up to the north as well, compared to that 2019 storm.

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1 minute ago, Ji said:


Don’t know. I have seen the Nam make wild swings before close to game time. I predicted this would happen today

I'd be cautiously optimistic with the NAM.  It's exciting to look at, but we know the NAM has burned us plenty of times.   If the GFS/Euro combo confirms, then yeah...I can believe over 6 for us

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I'd be cautiously optimistic with the NAM.  It's exciting to look at, but we know the NAM has burned us plenty of times.   If the GFS/Euro combo confirms, then yeah...I can believe over 6 for us

Totally get it. We used to joke that Nam becomes useful 6 hours after the storm starts

This is for the Nam 12k that’s getting retired

Encouraged that the nam3k is on board because it’s usually a dr no model
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4 minutes ago, Ji said:


Don’t know. I have seen the Nam make wild swings before close to game time. I predicted this would happen today

have we all forgotten the NAM is basically worthless outside of 36 hours? and really only is worth serious consideration under 24? I feel like I'm going crazy over here. I thought that was an unwavering truth known to this board. Especially older heads

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7 minutes ago, wxmvpete said:

The 3kmNAM cross-section early Monday morning is a textbook FGEN/isentropic ascent setup. Also depicts the warm nose very well.

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This is pretty much textbook for a cross-section of a WAA thump around here. Very strong FGEN signature during a deep moist layer as well. Verbatim, this is how you get 1-2"/hr for several hrs over a large area. Considering the strength of the LLJ at 85H and the RER dynamics at play with the jet streak to our north, there should be a good amount of moisture being advected northeastward ahead of the mean trough. A small window of lighter precip between the primary WAA pattern and the falling heights under the trough traversing eastward out of KY is likely, but that's the $1 million question what will transpire in the 5H progression as they moves south of us. If that can remain closed or at least move through at a slight neutral to negative tilt....then all bets are off on the potential within a maturing CCB. Jury still out there, but beginning to see some convergence on the initial stage of the event. I'm sure the mix line will be a bit north progged, but you never know. The NAM Nest outcome was fairly reasonable in my eyes given the variables at hand. The northern edge will likely sharpen and there will be a 100 mile swath of some significant snowfall across our area. It's just a matter of the latitudinal "goal posts" of where that will be. Fun times!! 

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