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Mid March Storm threat?


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DT :whistle:

*** ALERT *** POSSIBLE East coast storm for MARCH 15-16-17... 12z EURO - UKMET and CANADIAN show Coastal Low developing 3/15 with Large cold HIGH to the North over eastern Great Lakes / North New England ... SNOW into Shenandoah western MD WVA central and Northeast PA northwest NJ much of NY and New England???? Stong winds / heavy rains along eastern VA eastern MD DE s NJ
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Along with the obvious Day 6 threat with a s/w passing to our south and a transient 50/50 low and North Atlantic ridge, the 0z GFS has some other hints of wintry weather in mid-late March...

Here is the 500mb for the first storm at 120 hours:

At Day 8/9, a coastal forms late and clips us with rain changing perhaps to some light snow...if it developed earlier, we might see a bigger hit:

In the long range, we have a very cold pattern for late March with blockiness over Canada and overrunning threats to the south turning into Nor'easters....here is 300:

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Euro has us getting close to 70 on st pattys...bring it.....no snow or winter in sight for the whole run..

Agree. If no snowstorms, bring me warmth. Want to start fishing.

Euro is pretty much a complete opposite of GFS in long range. GFS has a pretty strong -nao with cool temps while euro is a raging +nao and above average temps.

Euro is always right with warmth and rain. So go with euro. :arrowhead:

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Euro is always right with warmth and rain. So go with euro. :arrowhead:

That is utter nonsense and has no viable justification. It could happen of course but there is no justifiable reason why it has a better chance of occurring than any other potential outcome. La Nina late winters and subsequently springs are rarely warm so the EURO is going against what is typical which makes it highly suspect in this instance.

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That is utter nonsense and has no viable justification. It could happen of course but there is no justifiable reason why it has a better chance of occurring than any other potential outcome. La Nina late winters and subsequently springs are rarely warm so the EURO is going against what is typical which makes it highly suspect in this instance.

It was a joke.

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