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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

Not to get too far ahead of ourselves, but next week isn’t looking like that level to me. Potential for that type of thing comes later in February I’d wag. 

I agree the result won't be the same, but it is likely the last time we saw a 24hr snowfall mean like that.

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

Not to get too far ahead of ourselves, but next week isn’t looking like that level to me. Potential for that type of thing comes later in February I’d wag. 

Agreed. I think the mean looks like that now due to a high probability of a SECS to maybe MECS level event.  2016 the mean looked that way because a decent number of members were already showing 20” outcomes. Similar look from different scenarios. 

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

Agreed. I think the mean looks like that now due to a high probability of a SECS to maybe MECS level event.  2016 the mean looked that way because a decent number of members were already showing 20” outcomes. Similar look from different scenarios. 

agree with all points - just to demonstrate a little, this is the 90th percentile snowstorm as shown on the EPS. MECS to maybe borderline HECS is the current "top level" outcome

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We’re still missing the Nina STJ so even if we do get a more canonical coastal later in the month it might have MECS v hecs top end potential here. But that is just playing the historical odds game.  A string of secs MECS level events might be a more likely max outcome from this type pattern coming up. 

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

We’re still missing the Nina STJ so even if we do get a more canonical coastal later in the month it might have MECS v hecs top end potential here. But that is just playing the historical odds game.  A string of secs MECS level events might be a more likely max outcome from this type pattern coming up. 

snow on top of snow on top of snow!!

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I’m definitely excited for the waves day 7-15 but if we’re going to have a shot at a classic coastal 12”+ snowstorm a couple days after this would be the first (but not the last) opportunity!  
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Wave X is moving into 50/50 and wave Y is about to dig into the TN valley. Which would be around Feb 20 lol. 

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32 minutes ago, bncho said:

There's a near 6" snowfall mean for 2 DAYS, and 4-5" for 24 HOURS.
Holy shit.
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Sorry, I’m a lurker/reader so dumb question.  What 2 day time period does this relate to? It goes out 246 hours (10 days).  Or is that the total mean amount for the next 10 days?

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Just now, grhqofb5 said:

Sorry, I’m a lurker/reader so dumb question.  What 2 day time period does this relate to? It goes out 246 hours (10 days).  Or is that the total mean amount for the next 10 days?

This two day time period relates to the Feb 11-13 timeframe.

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Another day, another colder solution on the weeklies. Forget about week 1, it's the rest of the weeks thru 3/10.

Scroll thru at this link. If you want to compare prior days, touch the 3 lines to the right of "Select Dimensions."

https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/extended-anomaly-2t?base_time=202502030000&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502100000

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Going all the way back to 1957/1958, every single season when DCA has had two or more 6"+ snowstorms, the seasonal total has reached at least 24".  That would make sense given that it's not easy to reach 6" in one storm at DCA, so that happening at least twice in one season means generally the winter was a snowy one.

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3 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

another perspective just showing how clear this threat window is... if it wasn't already clear to the group

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Hmm, bit of a lag until the next threat. J/K would be hard to see that far out, but the 12 th and 13 th are clear as day. 

 

 

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