BTRWx's Thanks Giving

For what it's worth, CPC shows March Phase 8 tends to be drier than phase 1. Unfortunately, phase 2 is when we get the good stuff.

Also interesting to see the ridge over the Rockies versus the west coast.

Strange how the snow maps don't mirror the reports.

Look how far north the primary was!

I'm scanning the KU 500mb now.

For what it's worth I went back and read some on the 1958 storm. D.C. was just above 4" while nw had over a foot. Correction: D.C. was just under 5" and BWI had 8.4".

I'm very interested in the correlation PSU showed. That was one of the best pattern correlations I've seen! There's no way we miss out! Too bad we can't see how well computer models would have done leading up to the 1950s and 1960s March storms.

Don't we need the ridge farther west?

Right, they are usually a lot more than what happens.

How do you come to that conclusion?

Why don't the Isobars line up with the darker shades of blue? What's the difference? Note: This was 0z

How great is it that this would be within a couple days of the 30th anniversary of the storm of the century!

The GEFS is more consolidated than the EPS?

Kind of sucks to see the NAO trend upward just in time for phase 8.

Very pretty fat flakes