CoastalWx
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Verbatim DC is close to if not briefly IP, but then after hr 66, VVs near the DGZ seem to help battle the warm layer.
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The NAM can still be wonky this far out, but it has a history of sniffing out the warm tongues. At least my experience up here. The warm layer is at like 750mb.
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Nope. Except Brett.
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A big 1” and Change here. Been the epicenter of your cosmic dildo last 3 winters. Haven’t had a snowfall much greater than 3” since 2022. Chew on that.
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Me looking at the models.
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Hopefully the block strengthens and we can wrap in WAA precip from the northeast. Sorry Tamarack.
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Well Nina Feb, but maybe this one is different. I honestly don’t know and haven’t looked.
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It’s not even cold.
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Feb has a risk of being warm. That’s what I hear.
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Only worry in the world is if the tide gonna reach my chair.
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It’s becoming the best season. No worries about suppression or ptype, just let those southerly breezes take you away. It’s getting warmer anyways so may as well join the party.
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Sure, we’ll call it stitch and bitch. I would love that.
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More weenie fodder
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Nice AN stretch so far
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It is. It’s the most boring and frustrating pattern you could ask for.
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Tenor of the season!
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Euro has gotten its mojo back. 6z gfs is south and euro hasn’t budged.
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Nobody wants to hear it, but I can’t hate on the look mid month. Looks like a rebuilding ridge in the EPO/WPO region and building Greenland ridge.
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Srn CT has a shot of a little
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Thicker altostratus
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More teases.
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Any clouds formed release some sort of latent heat......it's just that convection obviously is a vigorous process of deep cloud depth formation.
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Yes. The process of latent heat release from convection will help with mid level warmth and pump heights up downstream of it.
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It's sort of a decaying deformation area due to the meat grinder to the north, but I expect a narrow ribbon of good snow totals in the H7-H5 deformation axis. Seems like PA border might be best bet? Oher interesting thing is that hefty WAA precip there moving towards DC on the GFS. You are playing with fire with the mid level warmth, but that area where it's juuust cold enough in the column could have one of those 6 hr blitz-fest. I'll look a little more later.
