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January 24th-26th Winter Storm Potential


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GFS looks very close to the current system... a KC special.

Hard to say where the wave ejects from the rockies, but it looks like this one could at least initially start furher north. It will inevitably be squashed well to the south as it heads east. The spacing between waves just isn't going to allow heights to rise enough for us out east.

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Hey good job on the analysis and collection of data. I will just give you a bit of a heads up don't spend all night working on an analysis for a day 6 event before the days 1-2 unfolds, not that anything you did was wrong i'm impressed by how much data you've collected but it's kinda like doing a 240 hour ecmwf/gfs ensemble comparison it isn't very likely to verify, i only started this thread to show a threat from the pattern with a deep trough off the east coast and several S/W's coming in. Depending on strength i could see a phase event for the GL/MW but i would wait a few more days to do any type of detailed analysis because regardless of how hard you worked, the verification is nearly zilcho at this time frame. There's a reason why the long range AFD's are always shorter than the near term (as long as they don't write the near term for a 24 hour period) the long range is more of a pattern recognition than a snow storm diagnostic. I do like the global signal stuff though like the -nao but just wait a bit to put all your eggs in one basket on an analysis. Do this on friday/saturday and then we can talk about the threat.

ya that was kinda crappy of me i was a little cranky after working all night, Good job you certainly did more work describing the event than what i did. I never put that much time or effort into discussing the weather i was just saying it is still a long way off and i'd wait for a detailed analysis. Great work though ignore my post above.

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Lets wait for this first system to move out before we say people from the northern ohio valley and great lakes have no shot. The NAO is negative but east based so a further west track is likely if we can get a phase. As we know the models have a tough time analyzing the changing NAO.

lol. :arrowhead:

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