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Newman

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  1. 13 minutes ago, Ruin said:

    is the storm drier then modeled ? 

    Not drier, it's still really early and it always takes time to saturate the near-surface column. That initial extension of precip was always going to have to fight dry air to start (if it went through the area). Later on, no dry air at all. In fact, the reason we're seeing rain is basically because of the stronger system down south diabatically heating the downstream atmosphere to pump the ridge more (i.e. raising heights and leading to rain).

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  2. 2 hours ago, Blue Dream said:

    Thanks for the optimism Ralph...this winter reminds me of 2019-2020 so far.  Hopefully we can half a decent storm at some point.

    I think I ended with 7" 2019-2020. This winter I'm only at 1.8 so far, and that's from 4 or 5 total "storms" lol. A nice 2 or 3 inch storm would be nice at this point.

  3. 28 minutes ago, ag3 said:


    Probably even worse when there is only a trace through January 10th, like there will be this year.

    In a La Nina year with a tendency for SE ridge/western trough no less. The background state has been set for years now, it seems we need to get lucky for a +PNA and -EPO pattern with high lat blocking. It can happen, but is becoming less and less frequent it seems at least. 

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