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March Medium/ Long Range


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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

They apply.  To us specifically. After clocks go forward, we’re on a fast track to over. Accept it now and save yourself heartache man.  The time between Posts in this threads grown longer and longer.  Read the room.  I know folks hate to hear it, but it’s over.  We did about as well as we did.   I’m down to checking this forum twice per day.  That’s how i know it’s over.  Sooner you come to terms with it, the better it feels, trust me. 

We’ll get a trackable window from the 8th-20th. And probably a troll early April phantom

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12 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

I hope everyone realizes it is going to do what it is going to do regardless of the maps posted.

All those whacko Control and Euro snow models are worth zip, in the last 8 years they only provide false hope, an injection of hopium, coke, LSD to the weather junkie, aka weenie. :D

My weenie needs some visnowgra baby.  give me, please...... 

    

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I could see it snowing again. There’s been a slide of transient cold highs dropping in from Canada all winter. Time that with the jet stream lifting north in March and you gotta think another tracking opp is likely…unless it isn’t.

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5 hours ago, CAPE said:

The h5 pattern matters, even more so in March. A +AO/+NAO in early Spring is not conducive to getting snow at our latitude.

GAwx posted his research of what the main Driver's State's were for Knoxville Tenn. March and April Snowstorms . Surprising Results ! Here they are

Knoxville 2”+ snowstorms Mar-Apr since 1971:

4/6-7/1971 weak +PNA, +EPO, strong +NAO, weak -AO

3/25/1972 neutral PNA, neutral EPO, neutral NAO, neutral AO

3/10/1975 weak -PNA, -EPO, neutral NAO, neutral AO, moderate phase 3

3/1/1980 moderate +PNA, -EPO, weak +NAO, weak -AO, weak phase 3

4/18/1983 moderate +PNA, neutral EPO, moderate -NAO, neutral AO, moderate phase 2

4/3/1987 strong +PNA, neutral EPO, neutral NAO, strong -AO, moderate phase 3

3/13/1993 neutral PNA, -EPO, moderate +NAO, moderate +AO, strong phase 2

3/12/2022 neutral PNA, neutral EPO, moderate +NAO, weak +AO, moderate phase 2

 

 Did these 8 dates have any index tendencies?

-Not ENSO as it was all over the board.

-PNA neutral to +

-EPO neutral to -  

-NAO neutral to +….interesting

-AO all over the board

-MJO phases 2 and 3 (cold phases in Mar, Apr)

 That's from GAWX. Excellent research by him !

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Just now, BlizzardNole said:

This winter reminds me a lot of 1977 when we had a couple moderate snows adding up to 8-10" then extended cold and dry.  Long cold spell with snowcover, but disappointing in snowfall amount.  Now I am rooting for a warm early spring

Agree, been a long winter.  Rooting for a nice long spring. 

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49 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

Natural Gas down almost 7% today.  GEFS now has a strong Aleutian High Days 11+. +250dm reading on the mean for hr262-384. 

Will be a very, very active severe season coming up in the weeks and months ahead.  Start out West and move East with time. 

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59 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Eh screw it I'm on to ENSO watch 2025-26, lol Time to root for El niño with a +PDO. Alright everybody say it with me:

Niño, Plus PDO! Niño, Plus PDO! Niño, Plus PDO :D

I am kind of singing it to HOT TO GO -  ♪ Nino plus PDO snap and clap and touch your toes...Nino plus PDO ♫

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29 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Latest CPC ENSO update backed off a double dip nina through SON. We’ll see if it continues to trend toward +ENSO or neutral. 

ben Noll said El nino is already underway

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4 hours ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

Natural Gas down almost 7% today.  GEFS now has a strong Aleutian High Days 11+. +250dm reading on the mean for hr262-384. 

Makes sense given the west based Nina and MT Torq. The drawback imo is the MJO. The Models are struggling with where it's going to be and how much Weight to incorporate. 

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So much speculation on March snow or no snow.

Lets revisit March 1960 at Charlottesville and Harrisonburg.

Charlottesville first:  March 3 .... 12 " snow,    March 10.... 3.5"  snow,   March 16.....  5.0 " snow,  March 17...... 8.5" snow.......... Total 29 inches

Harrisonburg:  March 3 .... 9" snow,  March 10 ...... 6"  snow,  March 16.... 12" snow,  March 17....... 1" snow............  Total  28 inches   

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