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January 26-27 Storm Threat


Baroclinic Zone

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Dick Tolleris weighs in

I see DCA and BWI changing over the Rain… for some period of time. Heavy snow may fall there before the change. Fredercik and Lessburg could stay all snow. This also applies to southern NJ and Philly… NYC Long Island … MAYBE coastal CT…. and southeast Mass. Again the 18z GFS is seriously flawed and not good enough to blow my snot on.

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There must be a bat signal that dendrite sees when somebody has a resolution or core sample question. *POW* he's there.

My batphone rang.

Anyways...here's the H5 hgt error for the GFS, EC, GFS ens ctrl (green), EC ens ctrl (blue) (in that respective order) for days 4 and 5 recently. The EC ens are a hair better than the op at d5, but from 0-4d the op is actually a hair better than its ensembles. I guess we're in that 4-5 day window now.

nh500z_4days_ac_rms.gif

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Dick Tolleris weighs in

I see DCA and BWI changing over the Rain… for some period of time. Heavy snow may fall there before the change. Fredercik and Lessburg could stay all snow. This also applies to southern NJ and Philly… NYC Long Island … MAYBE coastal CT…. and southeast Mass. Again the 18z GFS is seriously flawed and not good enough to blow my snot on.

ecmwf.int

*ALERT*

*ALERT*

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Waaaaay too far ahead of yourself...ensure p-type, then contemplate deformation. :lol:

No I'm not. Dry slot is a synoptic scale feature largely related to the evolution of the mid level low. It has even more right to be considered than weenies debating over one degree variations in 2m temps.

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Not a great sign to have the GFS that close in. Would rather it was OTS

We are going to have to flirt with mild solutions during this threat tracking...its the price to pay for trying to get a monster Dec '92-esque storm that hugs the coast.

There is a ton of upside, but plenty of danger of tainting.

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We are going to have to flirt with mild solutions during this threat tracking...its the price to pay for trying to get a monster Dec '92-esque storm that hugs the coast.

There is a ton of upside, but plenty of danger of tainting.

Man if we could somehow pull a Dec 92 type event out of this...I would probably buy all of yours and Megan's beers next Saturday

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