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March 2-4th ... first -NAO anchored storm perhaps in years


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3 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

Looks closer to 0C to me

 

That looks like the 12z run at 48 hours...the map I posted earlier was 18z at 48 hours...it was def pretty cold aloft but still raining at that timestamp. That's a period that will end up being very crucial...model may underestimate the cooling effect of latent melting in extremely heavy precip....we'll have to see if it continues to be modeled the same way.

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

That looks like the 12z run at 48 hours...he map I posted earlier was 18z at 48 hours...it was def pretty cold aloft but still raining at that timestamp. That's a period that will end up being very crucial...model may underestimate the cooling effect of latent melting in extremely heavy precip....we'll have to see if it continues to be modeled the same way.

What a rookie mistake. Sorry RnYAWAYICEIE et al.

This looks ok...

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That is H force to EMA. Verbatim.

Yeah 18z RGEM shows potential if the multiple low centers consolidate on the one closest to benchmark... prolonged and intense into eastern SNE

Those thermal profiles though, wth... I can picture us all glued to the windows Friday afternoon (hopefully earlier) watching for signs of mix...

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15 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

I’m not sure.  Models have offered pretty much every possible solution, but seem to be getting a clue finally.

My coworkers are all expecting rain...I’m having trouble convincing them otherwise.

 

Same, If they don’t see the pretty snow map on the news, then it’s not going to happen. 

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1 minute ago, powderfreak said:

The Catskills are going to get destroyed.  Feet for those hill towns at 2,000ft there SW of ALB. 

They won't lose any to rain, IMO.  Should start as pretty much snow there in the high terrain of NY.

You got crucified for calling this an elevation event. Not sure why.

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