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February is upon us - pattern change is in order

Baroclinic Zone

By Baroclinic Zone,
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jbenedet

jbenedet

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8 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

? Everything I see has high PWAT heavy precip event all over it, once we determine where midlevels are someone is in for a blue bomb

Yea, I was just going to say...I didn't look into how moisture rich this system will be despite it being relatively weak/strung out. Makes sense considering it tapping into the gulf....Based on latest GEFS this is going to be quite wet. Probably should up that 3-6" call to 4-8" with locally 6-12"....on the north/west side...

Still think this will look more frontal in nature....

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ORH_wxman

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For this upcoming pattern....I say bring it on. Big whoop if we taint a bit in one of these threats. There will be another chance right in the pipeline after that. Way better than being cold and trying to coax a shredded clipper to drop snow north of LI sound. Give me active and riding the line any day over a low-risk-of-taint but dryer/less active pattern any day. 

No guts. No glory. 

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Ginx snewx

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

For this upcoming pattern....I say bring it on. Big whoop if we taint a bit in one of these threats. There will be another chance right in the pipeline after that. Way better than being cold and trying to coax a shredded clipper to drop snow north of LI sound. Give me active and riding the line any day over a low-risk-of-taint but dryer/less active pattern any day. 

No guts. No glory. 

Exactly what I was saying to depressed and defeated Scooter last week, pattern screams living on the edge with fast flow multiple chances, stay on your toes weather bros

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dryslot

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6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

For this upcoming pattern....I say bring it on. Big whoop if we taint a bit in one of these threats. There will be another chance right in the pipeline after that. Way better than being cold and trying to coax a shredded clipper to drop snow north of LI sound. Give me active and riding the line any day over a low-risk-of-taint but dryer/less active pattern any day. 

No guts. No glory. 

Lets Gooooo!!!

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HIPPYVALLEY

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10 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I'm good. Hopefully Monday works out, but I'd rather a SB win. Still remarkable differences with the GFS and euro ensembles going forward.

 Oh' don't worry, I will be a miserable poster if I don't have a new base of snow soon.   We are close to seeing the 10 or so posters that live from Runnaway to Snowgeek to me start snapping.

 I won't include MPM or Codfish  because they have probably already snapped.

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mreaves

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15 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I'm good. Hopefully Monday works out, but I'd rather a SB win. Still remarkable differences with the GFS and euro ensembles going forward.

 

8 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Certainly would make a tainted Monday more enjoyable if it ends up being the case.

I was trying to decide if I would trade snow for a Pats loss

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Typhoon Tip

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40 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

For this upcoming pattern....I say bring it on. Big whoop if we taint a bit in one of these threats. There will be another chance right in the pipeline after that. Way better than being cold and trying to coax a shredded clipper to drop snow north of LI sound. Give me active and riding the line any day over a low-risk-of-taint but dryer/less active pattern any day. 

No guts. No glory. 

yeah I know ...  you didn't ask, but, I've always been of the mind set that big ticket items are great but I'll take nickle and dime years preferable to that.   The reason?  big guys take a lot of probability to align everything they need in time and space to get all those needed moving parts cooperating ...which means, they don't have often.   where as, you can throw buck-shot into the flow and have a steady diet of things to keep the storm enthusiasts entertained. 

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SnowHole413

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12 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Ha ha... when on goodness sands over the isles of angels was THAT ever the case  -

Well some people have said the GFS is to amped today with the Monday storm.

Im not saying just specially the GFS but some people like the use the, “it’s to amped excuse” regardless of what model it is. Most of the time a modeled system ends up being too amped, but sometimes it’s not.

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Typhoon Tip

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6 minutes ago, Powderboy413 said:

Well some people have said GFS is to amped today with the Monday storm

gotcha... heh.   

was thinking you meant on-going bias of something.   yeah, I agree ...there's ample support from multiple guidance sourcing/ensembles.   

hey guys, if the flow wasn't so compressed I'd say the 96 hour Euro was setting stage for something special ... but with that flow so fast and smashed the lead s/w ridging doesn't room to blossom and that might keep that whole look moving right along

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