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Looks like next week's event is a potential C-2" event for DC metro and south. As I said before, it's a minor event with minimal upside. Feb 10-15 window is the bigger one to watch, but starting to worry about too much ridging ahead of it. Hopefully the strong block should keep it south/wintry for us.
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Drove around today and the snow banks and piles make it look like we just got 20 inches. The snowpack will harden and stick around for the rest of the winter. I’m certainly not gonna complain about this winter.
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Agreed. Also if this weekend’s coastal ends up weaker than currently forecasted, way end up with less confluence to the NE and allow next week’s minor event to come back up north. Again, minor is the operational word. Upside was never very high with that one. The Feb 10-15 window is another to keep an eye on.
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Fair. I just never really bought into the northern track because I wanted to wait until it got within 100 hrs. Sure I got excited for a brief moment when euro shifted NW, but I wanted to wait until it showed the same shift for 3 consecutive runs. It didn’t this time. Next week is a weaker event that goes on a more W-E trajectory, a different type of event that isn’t really comparable to this weekend.
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Low of 5 right now, could go lower
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LWX casual mention of the event next week. KEY MESSAGE 3...Chance of light snow mid next week. KEY MESSAGE 3 DESCRIPTION... A shortwave-trough is fcst to dive from the Northern Plains into the mid Mississippi River Valley Tue afternoon into Wednesday. This feature is then forecast to become a closed low and induce sfc cyclogenesis across the Southeast. The Canadian model shows the weakest and most southern solution while the ECMWF the strongest and a more favorable track. This latest 00Z EC solution is a significant break in continuity to prior runs that showed a weaker solution and snow amounts between a trace and one inch. The EPS and EC AIFS suggest that the deterministic Euro is likely overdone and show a much weaker solution. The EPS shows the probs of 0.01" of QPF in the 60-70% range and of 0.1" QPF in the 30-50% range across the area in the 12Z Wed-00Z Thu time frame.
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Yeah, nice thing about this forum is you just know before even looking at the models
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Remember the old days when it was just 2-3 models? Now we have dozens. This hobby is so tiring
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The Jan 31 Potential: Stormtracker Failure or 'Tracker Trouncing
Terpeast replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yeah, I'm still giving it one more day but agree we're running out of time -
The Jan 31 Potential: Stormtracker Failure or 'Tracker Trouncing
Terpeast replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Pacific flow is too fast to back the kicker vort off, so might as well bring it closer and phase to bring that sucker up north.
