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Southern MD / Lower Eastern Shore weather discussion


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12 minutes ago, csnavywx said:

Still want one more day of runs before I start barking. Time enough to let the SW cutoff and northern stream settle down.

Yeah, if it is still looking good at the end of Weds I will get invested. Getting any substantial precipitation this past year has been tough.  

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13 hours ago, MillvilleWx said:

This is what I told my Dad. Cautiously optimistic, but not completely in the fully sold category. 

Getting sold on at least a very solid front-end thump. I had some concerns with the slowing trend in the southern stream. 6Z GFS finally flipping away from holding the cutoff back makes me think that failure mode is sliding off the table. It was an outlier ofc, but if even the outlier is moving away from that scenario, it makes it less of a threat. The TPV has trended slow enough that the eastern lobe of that cAk high pressure will be solidly in place to prevent the incipient low from moving west of the mountains.

So the question is now how clean of a coastal transfer we get and how far north that occurs.

A phase between the cutoff and the trailing N/S wave would cause the WCB/warm nose to advance further north and perhaps cut into totals here. A partial phase or a simple kick probably still doesn't. But something to look out for on the latter part of the storm.

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1 minute ago, csnavywx said:

Getting sold on at least a very solid front-end thump. I had some concerns with the slowing trend in the southern stream. 6Z GFS finally flipping away from holding the cutoff back makes me think that failure mode is sliding off the table. It was an outlier ofc, but if even the outlier is moving away from that scenario, it makes it less of a threat. The TPV has trended slow enough that the eastern lobe of that cAk high pressure will be solidly in place to prevent the incipient low from moving west of the mountains.

So the question is now how clean of a coastal transfer we get and how far north that occurs.

A phase between the cutoff and the trailing N/S wave would cause the WCB/warm nose to advance further north and perhaps cut into totals here. A partial phase or a simple kick probably still doesn't. But something to look out for on the latter part of the storm.

This area does mix in most of the big storms, so I guess its to be expected. 

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