mahk_webstah

Inland runner? I think that’s what the comments seemed indicate. It’ll change.

For what

It’s kind of cool that there’s so much uncertainty. Given the persistent weak solutions, I would have to think it will be weak. But sometimes these things have a way of returning to what they were showing initially. Probably the second system is going to be better. The CPC flagged that potential a couple of days ago and if it’s a swfe it’s probably a lot less complicated

It might be better to have this thread as a period of interest between the 15th and the 18th

The conversation is manageable now in the main thread, but I think we actually should start a storm thread tomorrow if it still looks like a viable threat between the 15th and 19th. This would separate the discussion into what might be happening in the short term and then also in the post January 20 period which is interesting in itself

We playin

On or just inside BM which means good for all as it looks positioned to comea north enough

I think it was the storm right near the end of November or beginning of December where the GFS led the way from the mid range. The euro took a long time to get on board, remember?

The way the models have been moving around and the fact that we’re in the midst of a big pattern change I wouldn’t sell anything at this point. There’s lots of possibilities and I bet they’re at least a moderate storm for most of New England between the 15th and the 20th.

Pics

Wpc overnight does have a low almost on cape cod for the 15th

I won’t go there

With the systems in a medium to long range me it’s not about what it looks like. In a particular moment in time it’s more about the way things are trending. It seems like it’s trending in a gooddirection, but of course that may not continue. But I think we’re gonna get some snow storms in the next few weeks just based on both the availability, cold air and what models seem to be signaling as a more active storm track.

I think the guy is just saying that he thinks the pattern is going to be more conducive to East Coast storms. We’ll see if that’s true or not.

Yes, that is my main concern with this guy. Not his idea, what’s the next couple of weeks will render verdict for. I don’t like the style of writing where someone creates a false strawman and then disagrees with it. That’s incredibly common these days, particularly in our political discourse. But everything is political now.