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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 minute ago, aldie 22 said:

People with zero comedic sense trying to be funny as trolls. It's boring actually 

It’s so bad. People saying shut the blinds and where’s the cold and then next post is a half foot of snow next week on modeling. It’s just so tired. 

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1 minute ago, aldie 22 said:

People with zero comedic sense trying to be funny as trolls. It's boring actually 

None of these appear to be clean flush hits. Heck, none of these may even have frozen when it happens. But if this is our 'mild' period and we are potentially tracking, that isnt a bad thing. I recall a few folks saying be careful in this pattern with all these waves and cold air lurking nearby as something could pop in the short range?

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This is the period where things can really get interesting and set us up for the latter half of Feb into March. The NE PAC ridge amplifies and undergoes an anticyclonic wave break, forcing a significant piece of energy associated with the TPV rotating southward to push eastward towards Atlantic Canada, which in turn begins to build h5 heights into Greenland..

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From there the progression continues, with additional energy dropping southward overtop the EPO ridge, flattening the SE ridge and initiating further amplification in the NA, with a potential atmospheric block developing around mid month.

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3 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

None of these appear to be clean flush hits. Heck, none of these may even have frozen when it happens. But if this is our 'mild' period and we are potentially tracking, that isnt a bad thing. I recall a few folks saying be careful in this pattern with all these waves and cold air lurking nearby as something could pop in the short range?

And then you have that certain someone lurking waiting for that one op run of the gfs showing warm and then he posts 15 times between 3-5am

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28 minutes ago, CAPE said:

This is the period where things can really get interesting and set us up for the latter half of Feb into March. The NE PAC ridge amplifies and undergoes an anticyclonic wave break, forcing a significant piece of energy associated with the TPV rotating southward to push eastward towards Atlantic Canada, which in turn begins to build h5 heights into Greenland..

1739275200-3jzHDP10ft8.png

From there the progression continues, with additional energy dropping southward overtop the EPO ridge, flattening the SE ridge and initiating further amplification in the NA, with a potential atmospheric block developing around mid month.

1739642400-WVartwgDJsE.png

Agreed, mid-month onward likely best chances setting up for an actual secs/mecs tracking window. Great explanation of the progression as usual.

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AI 18z has a little frozen on the 5/6 next week. No big deal.

Now. Take your children out of the room. Once you take out, you can continue to read this.

Click on this link and move forward in time. From DC northward, the storm is mostly snow. This is 2/11

BUT...continue to move forward in time to Thursday  2/13. That storm is all snow from even southern VA. It's more an I95 storm, but it's an absolute MONSTER!

Have a nice rest of your evening. Disregard the 3rd one at the end of the run even though that would at least start as snow too. Lol

https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/aifs_medium-mslp-rain?base_time=202501311800&interval=12&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502111200

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10 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

AI 18z has a little frozen on the 5/6 next week. No big deal.

Now. Take your children out of the room. Once you take out, you can continue to read this.

Click on this link and move forward in time. From DC northward, the storm is mostly snow. This is 2/11

BUT...continue to move forward in time to Thursday  2/13. That storm is all snow from even southern VA. It's more an I95 storm, but it's an absolute MONSTER!

Have a nice rest of your evening. Disregard the 3rd one at the end of the run even though that would at least start as snow too. Lol

https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/aifs_medium-mslp-rain?base_time=202501311800&interval=12&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502111200

Thank you!!!! You just saved winter 

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28 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

AI 18z has a little frozen on the 5/6 next week. No big deal.

Now. Take your children out of the room. Once you take out, you can continue to read this.

Click on this link and move forward in time. From DC northward, the storm is mostly snow. This is 2/11

BUT...continue to move forward in time to Thursday  2/13. That storm is all snow from even southern VA. It's more an I95 storm, but it's an absolute MONSTER!

Have a nice rest of your evening. Disregard the 3rd one at the end of the run even though that would at least start as snow too. Lol

https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/aifs_medium-mslp-rain?base_time=202501311800&interval=12&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502111200

holy shit

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38 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

Hopefully you guys will learn the importance of upper latitude 500mb patterns. 

 

12 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

500mb map looks decent for all 3 AI events. Here's a link to the 500mb anomalies  starting from just befor storm 1. Move forward to see the rest of the 5H anomalies. 

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=ec-aifs&region=us&pkg=z500a&runtime=2025013118&fh=258

Thank you @mitchnick

Looks like a transient -PNA during the reload with signs of ridging in the PNA region rolling forward. SER gets predictably squashed. Seasonal trends rule?

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59 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Pivotal has the precip shield further for the 2nd one a little further offshore than as it appeared to me on the Euro site.

But storm 3 is definitely better on Pivotal than it looked on the Euro site.

The big ones usually lock in 14 days out

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15 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Thank you @mitchnick

Looks like a transient -PNA during the reload with signs of ridging in the PNA region rolling forward. SER gets predictably squashed. Seasonal trends rule?

AI isn't a very good model. GEFS has a strong, sustained, stable -PNA Hrs240-384.. +300dm in the long range is about as extreme as it gets on the ensemble mean. 

https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/ENSHGTAVGNH_18z/ensloopmref.html

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