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  1. Allsnow
    The entire h5 set up is changing after the 20th. It’s not going to be consistently cold for weeks on end. We will have times where it will warm up. Today will be the last warm day for a while.
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    You will have colder days next week
  3. Allsnow
    Incorrect. Next week will be below normal. What model shows several days next week above normal?
  4. Allsnow
    You can get cutters in any winter. 97-98 was a strong El Niño with a very fast pac jet. We literally never had a chance at snow. This winter is nothing like that one
  5. Allsnow
    Yes in the southwest part of the country.
  6. Allsnow
    The coldest stretch of weather I have experienced was probably December 2017. I believe we were below frz for two weeks. No, it wasn’t in 1852 when we skated on ponds and Manhattan was covered in snow all winter.
  7. Allsnow
    You will get your fill of cold dry next week.
  8. Allsnow
    18z gfs has the perfect costal track for the 25th. Unfortunately, the bl is torch with the lakes low. At least the cutters will be gone after Saturday
  9. Allsnow
    But that doesn’t change the fact that this is a bad h5 set up for snow in nyc. Can it change back to more of a look we had a few days ago? Sure! But I wouldn’t bet on it.
  10. Allsnow
    To be fair the real pattern change doesn’t start until after the 20th. We are currently reshuffling the pac to a better look. If it were to snow Saturday it would be a bonus before the pac improves. The wheels of change are already in motion as tomorrow will be the last warm day for a while.
  11. Allsnow
    The pattern will improve after the 20th but the -epo/poleward pna has been waffling on the guidance.
  12. Allsnow
    Yep. We are loosing the -epo look and are left with +pna and split flow look. The reshuffle around the 25th could hurt temps around here. next week looks cold and dry
  13. Allsnow
    Yeah, Philadelphia is at less then a inch. It would be fitting for that to happen next week. The storm coming into the northwest is kicking the ridge East. It’s not a bad pattern for a southeast snowstorm lol. But I agree, we will have chance in this pattern. Eventually something will work for us down here.
  14. Allsnow
    Next Wednesday is definitely a good pattern for a southeast snowstorm. That would be fitting lol. Euro is very close for the southeast
  15. Allsnow
    Euro is more amped and north this run. Very little snow for the metro area and 1-3 north and west
  16. Allsnow
    Need to stop the amped trend or this will turn quickly into festive flakes then rain
  17. Allsnow
    The roundy plots have this going into p8 to start February then dying and convection starting in p2 (standing wave). As you posted p2 is a cold look for February. The rmm plots I think are picking up on the kelvin wave in p6. Which is why they are curling back earlier
  18. Allsnow
    I did. It’s posted above. My thoughts haven’t changed. 2-4 for I-95
  19. Allsnow
    This map is awful to use as it includes sleet. Not the event for a map like this
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    From what I can see the reason you are still getting the loop on the rmm plots is a kelvin wave in p6. You can see it on the roundy plots. This is still going to go around the horn. That pink line is the kelvin wave in warm phases. But the real mjo is in p8 by feb 10th
  22. Allsnow
    18z eps even more amped with less snow along the coast. Let’s hope this levels out soon.
  23. Allsnow
    Yep. More amped this run. Snowfall 2-4 along the coast a bit more inland. Pretty much what everyone expects
  24. Allsnow
    Yep, weeklies are great looking until mid/end of February. Then the Niña pattern returns with ridge in the East. That makes sense imo with the mjo going around the horn. And I wouldn’t mind a warm start to March this year.
  25. Allsnow
    Yes, our snow is coming from the WAA precipitation. My reference to Chicago is that fact if they have precipitation problems that means the best WAA will be to the metros north. You can see that on the euro idv with a more amped up low. The WAA ends up moving more southwest to northeast. Perhaps why the eps mean has a tight gradient by the coast 00z euro had the low in central Indiana with no Ptype issues for Chicago and better waa fo us.
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