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EPS says welcome back Jan/Feb 2014 and Feb 2015. EPO starts building d6 and much faster with that feature compared to any recent run.
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@psuhoffman EPS is going Feb 2014/15 down the line. lol. I may score a lucky guess with that if it happens. Looks pretty cold d10+. Not just here but the eastern 2/3rds of the conus.
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Take a look at the run over run h5 delta on the EPS. Marked improvement building the EPO ridge
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Another promising EPS run coming out. Speeds up building the -EPO ridge and is decidedly colder in the east d9+ than the 0z run. Looks like a messy gradient pattern begins around d9 that continues to improve after.
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Mid Atlantic 2019/2020 season snow totals
Bob Chill replied to Midlo Snow Maker's topic in Mid Atlantic
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GEPS looks like the GEFS but quicker. Half decent by d10 but this is nice to see. Just like the GEFS but quicker/better. -EPO/-NAO/+PNA and with the trough near Hawaii the STJ may be a player down the line.
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We're at least 5-7 days away from any shot at a d5 event so you may want to take a break for a while. The only things that will be discussed here are outside of your range.
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Don't waste your time. The fact that the response was meh tells you that you are dealing with an irrational person so trying to be rational is futile. The fact that we're consistently seeing an uptick in activity as we move forward is good. Expecting any type of consensus on a discrete event d10+ is silly.
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Is it?
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I looped the members. BUSY is a good word. Quite a few mixed/ice events during the period but some legit coastal shellackings in the mix. Best GEFS I've seen d10-15 all winter. Similar to what the EPS is doing. Seeing the legit coastals on the run was nice because they have been few and far between on the GEFS for basically the entire winter.
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All in. GEFS is hinting at a transition towards a legit storm look for these parts. This panel is only a couple small adjustments away to put the MA in a good spot for a decent storm. No idea if it's right but between all ens guidance I'm not worried about being stuck in a shutout pattern for too long here.
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12z gfs spit out exactly what we were just talking about. lol. As long as we get a foot of it I'm good with ice.
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This is what I'm thinking too. Ens are active with cold around but it's not a good/classic setup so mixy/messy is the most likely outcome unless we time something well again. No way to know anything irt timing d10+ of course. All signs are slowly pointing towards a period where we won't be torching and it won't be dry.
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It's been that way since thanksgiving. Windows opening and closing. Today wasn't even much of a window but worked out anyways. Would be nice if our next event is all snow with cold surface to start
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Appears ens guidance is moving towards the idea that we may get another event inside of 2 weeks. Gefs has looked like utter crap for the 18th-22nd until 18z today. Long leads are always muddy and scattered witn discrete events so I don't focus on any single solution. I like using the meteos for activity in general. For d10-15 this is pretty busy. Epsecially considering how lame the previous 4 runs have been. I would feel more confident if the gefs and eps looked more similar in the upper levels. Maybe we see the gap close within a couple days. EPS has had 3 good/steady runs in a row. Get another 3-4 that stay busy with the same general pattern and it's prob going to be right. I'm not hyping the period at all as it can go poof in an instant so I'm just looking fpr consistently at this stage. So far I like most of what I'm seeing for another chance this month with the caveat being the prog'd upper level pattern is decent but not great and not a big storm look.
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Even with the large upper level differences between the EPS and GEFS the 18z GEFS is pretty busy d10-15. Majority of members drop frozen and a handful are pretty good. The 18-21st window keeps looking better. We have 10 days of deadspace to get through first so patience pills will be needed
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It was exaclty that but on a very small scale. Winds turned, temps dropped, dendrites grew. Fun afternoon.
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Back to back powerful north altantic ulls moving through the 50/50 region and create a pretty stout -nao ridge in their wake. Looks like it's a byproduct of the NA weather pattern and not from europe. Sick d15 panel to enjoy for another 6 hours or so
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Nice final band. All surfaces covered. My street put up a good fight and lost. Gonna be close to 2"
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We'll see how it goes. My yard may join the 2" club. One more band... Nice scene with snow in all the trees. Excellent dogwalk conditions later after everything freezes up.
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The slow start/rain appears to have cut into my chances at 2". That was my high bar. Will finish over 1" at least
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There will be a pivot and it's already happening. Close dc burbs should snow until at least 6pm.
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Time sensitive. Radar picking up on a snownado near Herndon. https://www.marylandwx.com/radar/klwxstate_br.php
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Quite the transformation over the last hour in the close burbs. Rates are winning the temp battle.
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Next 2 hours had the best h7 frontogen rolling through CMD. Radar trends imply those progs are correct