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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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59 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

the 24hr median at 10 days is almost 2"... unbelievable confidence in something. The Jan 6th storm didn't appear on the 24hr median til ~wk out.

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I'm going to be happy with my February 12-13 BECS.

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Well, I'm ready to find out.  I'm a believer.  Hopefully we can pbp on like Wed :sled:

I’m getting the this is too good to be true vibes lol. We have been burnt so many times but I am hopeful.
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3 minutes ago, Ji said:


I’m getting the this is too good to be true vibes lol. We have been burnt so many times but I am hopeful.

Thru 2/15, if I  can get at least one 6-10" event imby plus a few more lighter events, even if just an inch or 2 before or after a changeover, I'll be happy. But ensembles do suggest we'll do better than that. 

I think there will be more beyond 2/15 for sure unless modeling does a total aboutface. 

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48 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Half of those handful of eps members that skunk us have more snow to our south lol

So...do we look at the more snow south solutions the same way in February as we did in January? I'm also not entirely clear on what you all mean when you say "shorter wavelengths".  Does that mean waves that make the weather, so to speak are literally shorter in length as winter goes on? Shorter and more dynamic?

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2 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

So...do we look at the more snow south solutions the same way in February as we did in January? I'm also not entirely clear on what you all mean when you say "shorter wavelengths".  Does that mean waves that make the weather, so to speak are literally shorter in length as winter goes on? Shorter and more dynamic?

Shorter wavelengths is, paradoxically in this case, referring to the longwave pattern. In mid-winter, there might be as few as 3-4 wavelengths around the globe at our latitude. As spring approaches, that number increases and hence the wavelength is shorter. 

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55 minutes ago, Ji said:


I’m getting the this is too good to be true vibes lol. We have been burnt so many times but I am hopeful.

I felt that way before the early January thing.  Kept waiting for the bottom to fall out.  Models showed that SOB on like December 29th and turned out to be right.   I'm still scared waiting for a rug pull, but every day I'm becoming more convinced.  

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