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  1. Unfortunately I’m like 95% sure it struggles with precip depiction. But the more the merrier regardless- I’d just chop this down by a quarter. 

    For sure taken with a grain of salt. All we should be taking away from these ensembles is that cold air availability and moisture transport could be plentiful over the next 3 weeks.
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  2. Mt Holly is not at all impressed with tomorrow. Not sure why. Are temps the issue?
     
     
     
     
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    Thats a very reasonable forecast, IMO. 0.5-1” with colder areas (NNW) and areas seeing more precip (east) seeing the upper end of that range is a very common sense climo based approach to a storm that’s largely going to miss us. Could we boom and many of us see 1-3”? Sure, it’s possible… but mt holly isn’t going to put out a new map based on the RAP and HRRR 24 hours out

  3. Shit, I’d take another 1-2” (TWSS) especially since today and tomorrow looked dead 48 hours ago.

    Looking at the RAP and HRRR 24 hours out is a dangerous game to play though. Has my parents getting 6-8” in the Hudson valley. No other model is nearly that aggressive
  4. Yeah I was concerned about pac energy breaking apart the +pna and torching canada, but recent ens runs stop short of doing that and still maintain western ridging. Canada will warm up yes, but we may stay NN/BN in the east and during this window that’s all we need. 

    Been pretty remarkable to watch models back off long range depictions for 5+ straight months now. Can’t remember the last time we saw such a thing - especially in our favor. LR models continue to show our PAC pattern getting obliterated, they drop a deep trough into the PAC NW and pump a SE ridge downstream.. and it just never materializes. We end up losing the favorable PAC for a short time with some transient warmups and then things reload. Over and over again. Not sure how ENSO will impact any of this as we lose the Niña… but generally speaking, if we can get the STJ going with the 500mb setup we’ve had in place most of winter, the next 3 weeks has the *POTENTIAL* to be the best period we’ve had since 14-15
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  5. For tomorrow, looks like things trended favorably for some snow back to I-95 and even some guidance going west of that! NAM Nest has actually been steady last few runs with its presentation. If it nails the thermals, this could be a sneaky good storm for the eastern shore. HRRR and RRFS aren’t as keen on it, but they are both outside their useful range. Just hope they aren’t on to something. 
     
    Happy for everyone getting snow this morning! Pictures look great. Keep them coming!  

    I know it’s the 12k NAM but 6z had 2-3” all the way back into central MD. Curious to see if the NAM holds strong on that idea today.
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  6. New 3-4 week CPC keeps us cold to mid February
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    "Winter before an El Nino the next year" has been working out great this Winter so far. Here it is for February:
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    If we can manage a BN or even slightly BN February, (which would be pretty wild considering November - January was also BN) coupled with the STJ waking up… we could see a monster before the pattern eventually breaks down. Obviously all speculation but the ingredients seem to be coming together for the January 24 - February 10 timeframe to possibly be very special.
  7. Had to drive home during happy hour. What did I miss!? A few cutters and a few congrats Boston bombs? Fuck it. Winter is over. Cancel it. I’m out…getting more beers to help me with my stupid ass thoughts. :lol:
     

    Lemme catch you up:

    there was a 5-10” storm on the 18z gfs… It’ll disappear in about 3 hours on the next OP run and weenies will jump off ledges. Meanwhile, Cape bashes his head into a wall for having to repeat that people should be looking at ensembles this far out.

    You’re caught up. Now go drink
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