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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Snowfall maps show decent for NW burbs as close in as mid Montgomery County.  Metros looks like shit, so thermals must suck for us

 

1 minute ago, Terpeast said:

12z euro is colder both at sfc and 850, thicknesses further south (compared to 06z)

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25 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

just so people understand how absurd modeling is getting for mid-late month, this is the GEPS through 300. insane amounts of snow

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this is the pattern during that snowfall mean. not after the block breaks down, which is when you'd probably get your largest storm. it's beyond lmao

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Before we get another emotional reaction from the same people, this is just a general observation not specific to our snow threats just pointing something out...

Now with the disclaimer out of the way... it is a little odd that with that extreme a -AO with a TPV displaced over Quebec that the heights are as high as they are over the the CONUS.  Basically...you would think it would be colder given that longwave pattern.  

Again...I am not saying we won't get snow... there is way more that goes into that then the mean h5 heights.  

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6 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Well, today wasn't the best of model days.   Luckily, we still have time for changes.   18z! 

Wasn't the best of- What does this even mean???

Do you know where we live!? :lol:

 

Imagine us...US complaining about doubling our snowfall totals to date.

 

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Several days ago, the storm looked like this multiple series of waves with varying p-types. These MECS solutions consolidated the energy and early in the week. Now we’re back to a bunch of waves along the boundary. Still lots of time left.

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9 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Before we get another emotional reaction from the same people, this is just a general observation not specific to our snow threats just pointing something out...

Now with the disclaimer out of the way... it is a little odd that with that extreme a -AO with a TPV displaced over Quebec that the heights are as high as they are over the the CONUS.  Basically...you would think it would be colder given that longwave pattern.  

Again...I am not saying we won't get snow... there is way more that goes into that then the mean h5 heights.  

Heights should get lower in time. All I know is we suck here with snow in Delaware. 

However, I will keep the faith and go with @brooklynwx99 ! for late month. The best is yet to arrive. 

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