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  1. 5 minutes ago, konksw said:

    A week and 2 days till daylight saving time. 

     But that means of course that anyone wanting to see the 0Z Euro before bedtime has to stay up an extra hour. I’m not looking forward to that and all of the runs of models coming out an hour later. I like the GFS starting to roll at 10:30 instead of 11:30 AM/PM. The MJO and teleconnection indices also come out an hour later.

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  2. 24 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

    Long range have the cold coming back around mid month . Its March so it shouldn't last long but that would be the last period to watch for a storm especially interior. 

    That’s news to me, Anthony, even up your way:

    Today’s Euro Weeklies are mild, not cold, at midmonth:

    Mar 9-15: way above normal NYC

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    Mar 16-22: AN NYC

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  3. 5 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

    Yeah if that SSW comes to pass, that could lead to some annoyingly cold but too warm for snow late March and into April.

    The last few Euro Weeklies runs have been showing no sign of a significant cooldown in late March or first half of April in the mid-Atlantic and most of the E US and thus are in total disagreement with Joe Bastardi’s near annual prediction of a cold late March and early April:

    Mar 16-22:

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    Mar 23-29:

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    Mar 30-Apr 5:

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    Apr 6-12:

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  4. 16 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

    Crazy how it always swings back from cold to something extreme on the warm side. 

    Most of the March maps, especially early to mid, have been on the warm side for much of the E US for a good number of runs. But now these are even warmer and extend into the first half of April. They totally argue against JB’s cold late Mar/early Apr lol.

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  5. Todays EW look pretty awful if you’d prefer BN in the E US. And I’m not talking about the WxBell crappy always too cold maps. I’m talking about the ECMWF’s own much more trustworthy maps. They’re not pretty unless you want mild or even borderline torching. Also, the 10 mb is for the 2nd day not dipping as much: only dips to -2 (though with still a large majority reversing) vs -5 (with almost all reversing) yesterday and -11 (with 100% reversing) two days ago. 

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  6. 22 minutes ago, SUNYGRAD said:

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    El Niño is just what the doc ordered for much of the SE. But its main wet effects would probably not be til Nov based on history. We’ll see as no two Nino’s are the same. In the meantime more normal rainfall will hopefully show up in March.

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  7. 1 hour ago, EastonSN+ said:

    GEFS not backing down on the MJO progression.

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    Thanks. The EPS and JMA (see images below) continue to also be consistent with their respective prior runs having it progress more quickly and at low amplitude inside circle vs the GEFS: these get to phase 7-8 by the 6th-7th when GEFS is just entering phase 6. GEFS as you’ve pointed out tends to be more accurate in this sector with its progression but often with too much amplitude when the others are weaker like in the current case. So, I’ll be looking for the actual amplitude to verify weaker than GEFS and stronger than EPS/JMA perhaps close to the circle. I’ll be also looking for the progression to be a little faster than GEFS but slower than EPS.

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  8.  I’m wondering if the projected early March SSWE could end up as a SFW, a subject @snowman19knows as much about as just about any regular here. Below is yesterday’s EW, which suggests it will reverse March 3-5. It also suggests there’s only a very low probability for this to end up as a SFW as there’s no more than 1-3% showing that:

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     So based on that, there’s no reason as of now to expect this to be an SFW. However, what if the improbable event were to actually happen? It would be at or near a new record earliest SFW, which is currently March 5 (of 2016). Last year, which isn’t on this SFW table, was close with March 9-10, the 2nd earliest:

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    @snowman19any opinion?

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  9. 11 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

    Still plenty of time for snow for NYC on north especially at night and if there is sufficient cold.

      Hoping this means a BN late March/early April down here, which would be pleasant (highs mainly 60s to 75 with low dewpoints and lows mainly 40s…anything to hold off the build up heat leading to summer is always fine with me).

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  10. 1 hour ago, EastonSN+ said:

    Assuming phase 6 in March in a la nina is warm?

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    March following Nina winter by phase (based on Baltimore): remember these are just averages

    1: +1.0 (near Niña Mar climo)

    2: -0.1

    3: +1.8

    4: +0.3

    5: +2.1 (2nd warmest)

    6: +2.6 (warmest)(also warmest in Feb)

    7: -1.7 (coldest)

    8: -0.7 (2nd coldest)

     

    AVG: +0.7 for all phases

     

    Phase 6 breakdown:

    MB 3

    B 1

    N 7

    A 4

    MA 5

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  11. 1 hour ago, wncsnow said:

    Just like that the models are decreasing rain totals again for this week

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    That’s depending on where you are of course. It looks like the heaviest has shifted southward into the Deep South leading to an increase there, where they also desperately need rain.

     Looking way on down the road toward next fall/winter, the highly likely El Niño is encouraging for rainfall prospects for much of the SE then.

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  12. 1 hour ago, EastonSN+ said:

    Wow

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     I’m even more speechless than yesterday! For Mar 7th, the mean has plunged from +20 with only 2% reversing around then a mere 5 runs ago to -11 and 100% reversing on today’s!! Again, I’ve never seen anything anywhere close to this much run to run drop before. 
     
     Despite this, the EW run for the 3 weeks near and after Mar 7th is even milder than yesterday!

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  13. More on the PNA that was -1.2 for this blizzard:
     

    20 NYC 5”+ snows for Feb -ENSO since 1950: PNA

    2/1/57 -1.2

    2/7/67 +0.7

    2/19/72 -0.5

    2/23-4/72 -0.5

    2/8/74 -0.2

    2/12/75 -0.8

    2/7/79 -1.1

    2/19/79 -0.1

    2/5-6/85 -0.8

    2/2-3/96 +0.7

    2/16/96 -0.4

    2/22/01 +0.4

    2/12/06 +1.7

    2/22/08 +0.7

    2/8-9/13 +0.4

    2/3/14 -1.1

    2/13-14/14 -1.0

    2/9/17 +0.7

    2/1/21 0.0

    2/22-23/26 -1.2

    ——————

    Median -0.2

    Mean -0.2


     -So, this latest one tied with 2/1/1957 for the lowest PNA for a Feb -ENSO NYC 5”+ snowstorm since 1950.

    -Note that DC, which hasn’t done as well as NYC with a -PNA for a similar category of storms, didn’t reach the 3”+ criteria that I use for them.

    @donsutherland1

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  14. 2/22-3 NE Blizzard: indices

    1. PNA -1.2

    2. AO +0.2 (neutral)

    3. NAO +1.1

    4-5. EPO/WPO: strongly negative

    6. MJO inside circle both days

    2/22: phase 3 

    2/23: phase 4

    7. AAM: -0.9 (moderate La Niñaish)

    8. SOI: +6

    9. PDO: negative

    10. QBO (30 mb): strongly negative

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  15. KSAV (official SAV station at the more inland airport) had a solidly cold 28 low (16 BN) and a 5 hour long freeze, not too common this late in the winter. The daily record low is 25. That’s quite the impressive turnaround compared to the record high (86) and high low (65) set just 3 days ago!
     
     KSVN had a low of 27.

     Today’s high will be a bit warmer but still only ~mid 50s, which is well below the normal of 67. This will be another great day for a walk.

  16. 10 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

    Horrible Spring ?

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    If by “horrible” you mean cool spring in the E US, good! Bring it on as I love it way down here! Actually cool late Mar/early April here means highs mainly 60-75 and lows 40-50 along with nice low dewpoints for great outdoor wx.

  17. ..RECORD DAILY LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE SET AT ASHEVILLE  
     

      THE HIGH TEMPERATURE WAS ONLY 28 DEGREES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 AT THE   ASHEVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD LOW MAXIMUM OF   29 DEGREES, SET IN 1989. RECORDS FOR THE ASHEVILLE AREA GO BACK TO 1869.

  18. 2 hours ago, EastonSN+ said:

    @40/70 Benchmark are we getting a reversal?

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    This is the most rapid run to run 10 mb mean wind drop to a reversal I’ve ever seen! Just 4 days ago on the 2/19 run, March 7 had mean winds way up near climo of +20 m/s and only 2 of 100 members reversing around that date:

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    On today’s, which you posted, it has March 7th way down to -2 m/s and ~75% of members reversing!! Unfortunately though, today’s weeklies continue to not show any significant long lasting widespread cold in mid to late March. Hoping that changes/keep hope alive!

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