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Pattern/storm inverted trough thread early Jan


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I know I mentioned it before, but even the euro ensembles seem to hint at solutions that might be swfe or cstl huggers as the PV goes west a bit. With the trough that far west, it could be active, but it's possible not everyone has frozen. Overall it looks good with the pattern seemingly active. Active = Good.

Troubling however is the1058 HP which could tend to supress or shear out the flow ala Euro OP today.

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I know I mentioned it before, but even the euro ensembles seem to hint at solutions that might be swfe or cstl huggers as the PV goes west a bit. With the trough that far west, it could be active, but it's possible not everyone has frozen. Overall it looks good with the pattern seemingly active. Active = Good.

I'd rather have a pattern like that than one that has everything missing us to the east, even if it means some precip issues.

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I don't think anyone is, Pete. I fear in your COT zeal, you are underestimating the satisfaction we all will have with any snow. That said, we are all finding it comical (I think) about how every model on every run is showing things differently.

Really, it strikes me there are numerous posts scoffing at the prospect of a 1-3", 2-4" snowfall. That and the fact that, despite the models obviously being rather clueless in this regime, some people are quick to pronounce the threat(s) dead. Personally, I find the lack of run to run continuity absolutely fascinating and riveting. I will be the first to admit that I am zealous when it comes to snow but I don't think that clouds my perception of the palpable disappointment and disatisfaction often expressed here for anything less than a HECS. The fact of the matter is the vast majority of the snow that falls in any Winter season comes from the more unremarkable systems. As for the CoT, what a wonderful, organically grown goof. It sure beats the "aw, shucks , guess it's never gonna snow here" (wherever here may be) attitude that many adopt as a coping mechanism. But hey, what do I know, I'm just a ski freak.

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Troubling however is the1058 HP which could tend to supress or shear out the flow ala Euro OP today.

Well a 1058 high east of the Canadian Rockies probably won't do that. The euro op solution today could allow it to shear apart, but that is because the ULL rots over us and keeps the flow zonal.

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Well a 1058 high east of the Canadian Rockies probably won't do that. The euro op solution today could allow it to shear apart, but that is because the ULL rots over us and keeps the flow zonal.

Scot how does the Euro Ens end up with a LP tucked in the SNEcoast when the OP has nothsigh within 1200 miles?

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Really, it strikes me there are numerous posts scoffing at the prospect of a 1-3", 2-4" snowfall. That and the fact that, despite the models obviously being rather clueless in this regime, some people are quick to pronounce the threat(s) dead. Personally, I find the lack of run to run continuity absolutely fascinating and riveting. I will be the first to admit that I am zealous when it comes to snow but I don't think that clouds my perception of the palpable disappointment and disatisfaction often expressed here for anything less than a HECS. The fact of the matter is the vast majority of the snow that falls in any Winter season comes from the more unremarkable systems. As for the CoT, what a wonderful, organically grown goof. It sure beats the "aw, shucks , guess it's never gonna snow here" (wherever here may be) attitude that many adopt as a coping mechanism. But hey, what do I know, I'm just a ski freak.

We'll call that the Circle of SiGNGS. :)

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Well a 1058 high east of the Canadian Rockies probably won't do that. The euro op solution today could allow it to shear apart, but that is because the ULL rots over us and keeps the flow zonal.

I do not think I have seen this. Look at the hemispheric 240 Euro, HP extends all the way around the globe through east of the divide through South America all the way back to the North Pole

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The dead period.

So true! At least at until 9AM, you often are working and if not...sleeping. Friday night my wife and I are going out to this really nice (overpriced) restaurant that we have $50 gift card for....at least I'll have something to do.....although there is a chance I'll be bouncing off the wall wx wise...

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So true! At least at until 9AM, you often are working and if not...sleeping. Friday night my wife and I are going out to this really nice (overpriced) restaurant that we have $50 gift card for....at least I'll have something to do.....although there is a chance I'll be bouncing off the wall wx wise...

You might have to ask for a table near a window.

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I think there is more concern for the D8 system to track too close than to whiff SE at this time. The Atlantic block is much weaker at that point.

Yeah I agree. I don't really buy the euro op. I thought he was trying to say a 1060 high would suppress it, but a high in that position...2000 miles west, won't help suppress it imo. I think we run the risk of having huggers or even swfe, but that doesn't mean they can't be mostly frozen. I just feel, with a trough that far west, it opens up the door for more storms, but it also could mean ptype problems for some. I'm just speculating at this point. I would rather have an active period.

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Yeah I agree. I don't really buy the euro op. I thought he was trying to say a 1060 high would suppress it, but a high in that position...2000 miles west, won't help suppress it imo. I think we run the risk of having huggers or even swfe, but that doesn't mean they can't be mostly frozen. I just feel, with a trough that far west, it opens up the door for more storms, but it also could mean ptype problems for some. I'm just speculating at this point. I would rather have an active period.

Same here. Huggers are nice.

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Yeah I agree. I don't really buy the euro op. I thought he was trying to say a 1060 high would suppress it, but a high in that position...2000 miles west, won't help suppress it imo. I think we run the risk of having huggers or even swfe, but that doesn't mean they can't be mostly frozen. I just feel, with a trough that far west, it opens up the door for more storms, but it also could mean ptype problems for some. I'm just speculating at this point. I would rather have an active period.

Definitely...I'm all set with 0F temps and dry. Already tried that out 7 years ago.

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