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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 hour ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Do you think this is better than the blocking that we had (too late, lol) in March 2018? I ask because...seeing as only one HECS occurred in a Nina, I'm wondering whether the pattern we have setting up next week would be subject to the same stuff that messed things up in 2018. How similar/different would thos be compared to 2018?

Why do you keep talking about March 2018 as a fail?  It gave us one of our biggest snowstorms since 2016!  
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generally 4-8” across the population corridor with 8+ north of 70!  And had it been a couple weeks earlier that storm would have been 12+ across the whole area. 
 

That block didn’t develop until the very end of Feb.  The storm hit 20 days later after a few misses. This block is developing around Feb 15 so if the same progression repeated that storm would be March 5 and a 10-20” snow across our area!  
 

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2 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Do you think this is better than the blocking that we had (too late, lol) in March 2018? I ask because...seeing as only one HECS occurred in a Nina, I'm wondering whether the pattern we have setting up next week would be subject to the same stuff that messed things up in 2018. How similar/different would thos be compared to 2018?

But why is your bar a HECS?  Those are super rare. If we get a 6-12” snowstorm across the area that’s a win. 

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

Why do you keep talking about March 2018 as a fail?  It gave us one of our biggest snowstorms since 2016!  
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generally 4-8” across the population corridor with 8+ north of 70!  And had it been a couple weeks earlier that storm would have been 12+ across the whole area. 
 

That block didn’t develop until the very end of Feb.  The storm hit 20 days later after a few misses. This block is developing around Feb 15 so if the same progression repeated that storm would be March 5 and a 10-20” snow across our area!  
 

Largely because that one storm where the GL low ruined it is what sticks out in my mind the most. And wasn't that the same month we had thar windstorm while the storm clobbered NE? I know we got some nickle and dimes...and that Spring storm was rather entertaining--so you're right that wasn't a complete fail. But the big one we missed is I guess just annoyed me that much, lol

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7 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Largely because that one storm where the GL low ruined it is what sticks out in my mind the most. And wasn't that the same month we had thar windstorm while the storm clobbered NE? I know we got some nickle and dimes...and that Spring storm was rather entertaining--so you're right that wasn't a complete fail. But the big one we missed is I guess just annoyed me that much, lol

You’re thinking of March 2017 that was ruined by a lakes low. 

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29 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

But why is your bar a HECS?  Those are super rare. If we get a 6-12” snowstorm across the area that’s a win. 

It's not, actually. But it's certainly higher than the 3-5" fringe events we have been getting in our respective yards! And 6-12" sounds pretty nice right about now. But like you I do want a big dog since it's been so long, and because of the warning level snow drought in my area (and even yours in some cases).

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3 minutes ago, Heisy said:

Stop worrying about rain snow lines at this range. Pattern is supportive of a winter storm that’s all that matters at this range. Just for fun

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True. And bro can ya just tell us what ya meant by March 2001? Lol I see that wasn't a ton in Philly if that's where you are.

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