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Everything posted by EastonSN+
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At least EURO doubled snowfall amounts. Went from two to four here.
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Ugly. Hope the LR still looks great on the EPS and GEFS with no signs of breaking down! If so then plenty more opportunities after this one.
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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
EastonSN+ replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
EURO looks like this storm from the past. http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/1994/03-Mar-94.html -
For some reason this storm keeps popping up in my mind while watching the EURO op track. http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/1994/03-Mar-94.html
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Gets washed away, but what falls before getting washed still counts against season totals.
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This is a GREAT point. Models almost always under model CAD. So the models that show a coating to 1 inch before pure rain are likely incorrect. Even with a coastal runner we will see more snow and SLEET. Of course rain too.
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Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
EastonSN+ replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Great run for Pittsburgh. When's the last time they jacked. -
Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
EastonSN+ replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Primary in central PA instead of NYC. -
Monitoring a potential important TV to East Coastal storm: Jan 17
EastonSN+ replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
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That's more coastal/inland runners than I was expecting
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Great storm. Had 9.5 inches of snow sleet mix before the rain! Glacier.
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What does Forky think? He got the last one right.
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Lol that would be a kick in the #-$#- if the EURO is actually correct. Hopefully it's not.
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This can definitely be a coastal or inland runner, but there WILL be some snow before any changeover. 2 to 4? 3 to 6? Heck in 2014 had 12 before 2 inches of rain then back to 1.5 more
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Perhaps a massive thump first like 2014? Had 12 then 2 inches of rain then 1.5 on the back end.
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0.5 December 7.5 Jan 8.0 to date
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Didn't this similar pattern last for 2.5 months in 15/16? Wondering if this can lock in for the remainder on the year? I know the blob was off the west coast, however heard that they still don't know if the blob was caused by the constant ridge or vise versa. Perhaps this year we reverse 89/90
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Likely the case BUT, 1. If the RNA is say -1 instead of -2 we can snow if Feb. Especially if the -NAO returns as well. 2. Sets up for a potentially great March due to La Nina and progression/loop of MJO would put us back to 8 by March if we follow the same progression from December into Jan. Will be fun to see how it unfolds in any event.
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Agreed. I do think this favorable period will last longer than expected, so if the next 2 weeks do not pan out there is still time IMO. Also, the old fashioned pattern changing storm (Jan 1996) can occur if we are lucky once the pattern does relax. OT - Marches usually produce in La Ninas, hopefully this does too IF we migrate to an unfavorable pattern in FEB.
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The GFS now has the CMC Miller B storm as well.
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I loved 13/14 the last time the polar vortex visited as well as the Winters you listed. 58 inches of snow before we were shut out in March and DC started racking up.
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10/11 had three blockbusters and a norlun trough. Then the pattern changed and we got 1 to 3 from a changeover storm in Feb. Then a 4.5 inch changeover event in March.
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Love how the core of the cold, trough is a bit west of us to avoid suppression.