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March 25th Storm: Debacle or Climo Defier? Discussion and Obs II


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He has a talent of raising his maps minutes before all the models start to fall apart. I may have actually spent more hours tracking this storm than I will see snowflakes.

I'm just confused why he went up. He was already high to begin with. Can't all be sref plumes..

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Pretty impressive coastal cyclogenesis underway. 

 

 

maxima in sfc vorticity co-located with strong sfc convergence associated with cyclogenesis and frontogenesis pic.twitter.com/iyglqB2GMA

 

Surface deformation and axes of dilatation ... all the frontal components of a classic developing coastal system pic.twitter.com/UmeJVuRY0J

 

Strong forcing for ascent developing along the M/A coast. Very high 0-3km SRH >1500 pic.twitter.com/MayXKEqKjf

 

Surface low intensifying east of Cape Hatteras. Very strong coastal frontogenesis in progress. pic.twitter.com/3SOJ9IvuJc

 

Maybe we have a Doug Flutie in us.

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I'm just confused why he went up. He was already high to begin with. Can't all be sref plumes..

I have no clue what he could have been seeing that made him go 3-6" in our area. That seems like a .01% chance right now. He also usually humps the Euro so it is very odd.

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I don't know what he is thinking, but his visual explanation looks like a freaking Viagra commercial.

 

MDstorm

 

it's helpful that his only comments in the post are telling people they are morons.

 

i'll have to stop back by tomorrow when a lot of that 3-6 area busts.

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Why is everyone getting pessimistic suddenly? Anyone who ever seriously expected more than 1-2 inches in DC was crazy.The coastal has yet to crank. Round one was never expected to be big. I'm sticking (no pun intended) with 1-2 for DC, with 3-4 northwest suburbs, with 20% chance of bust, 10% chance of boom, and then north east along the coast, 4-5 inches with 30% chance of boom, 30% chance of bust.

 

Not real confident. Pretty complex set up.

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