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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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Just now, Jrlg1181 said:

Nothing is much worse than waking up in hades late one night , then waking up 2 weeks later in VCU 100 miles away knowing that you had lost something that cannot be replaced...

I’m sorry for your loss. 

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The fact that the euro HELD when everything else seems to perceive something that screws up the phase does give me some hope. It sees *something* to keep things together. And if there's one model I'd trust to have the breadth of data to pick up that *something* at only 4 days, it would be the Euro. But we shall see...

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19 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

ok but no one has been able to answer me this...models are showing a big snow to our SE, why can't I find a single example of a big snow for SE VA with a H5 low crossing OH and PA?  Every miss to our south like that has an H5 crossing VA or NC not to our north.  What am I missing? 

What your missing is that the trough is flatter on models than the Richmond snowstorm composite.. less neg tilted. That's the big difference. It's still likely a snowstorm but not a historical analog. You are thinking it means north, and it may, but really a flatter solution is the bigger thing. 

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7 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

Ignore. I have to watch the Euro. FUCK!!!!!

You should have kept your other post about positive tilt in the gulf.. don't let 1 model run deter you. Especially when the Hemispheric 500mb pattern is not ideal... now we can get an amplified storm under a block, that part is good .. -AO extending down into the Hudson bay, but pieces 2 and 3 (Atlantic and Pacific troughs) are off.. that gives more margin for error and variance in models until the day off.. more of a "threading the needle" situation. 

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1 minute ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

You should have kept your other post about positive tilt in the gulf.. don't let 1 model run deter you. Especially when the Hemispheric 500mb pattern is not ideal... now we can get an amplified storm under a block, that part is good .. -AO extending down into the Hudson bay, but pieces 2 and 3 (Atlantic and Pacific troughs) are off.. that gives more margin for error and variance in models until the day off.. more of a "threading the needle" situation. 

oh FFS I am actually agreeing with Chuck for once. 

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