Jump to content
  • Member Statistics

    17,509
    Total Members
    7,904
    Most Online
    joxey
    Newest Member
    joxey
    Joined

I dont care anymore....I am starting a storm thread for March 20-21. Got nothing to lose.


Ji

Recommended Posts

This is getting close/real enough now that I'm going to actually get angry if the rug gets pulled out from under us. Until now, it was just whatever with all the caveats that this season has sucked and we always miss out and it's very late in the season anyway at this point.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Replies 3.2k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Let me just say that the 06Z run is a very viable solution and can not be dismissed whatsoever. It brings forward two of my biggest fears. Weaker confluence (induced by the 50/50) as the primary moves eastward out of the central US and a quicker departure of the confluence as we see the transfer to our coastal. The weaker confluence initially will tend to let our primary gained latitude on its trek eastward and its quicker departure argues for a farther northward solution on any coastal development. And we saw the results as the snow has shifted northward.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Yeah it’s ugly, basically nada for us.  
This is about the lead time where we start to see unfavorable runs sprinkled in. I dont like how some guidance is suddenly showing a 'rogue' piece of NS energy digging more in the upper plains trying to amplify the trof earlier before our bowling ball vort can get far enough out in front. Isnt a huge player right now but showing up and notably having some minor influences downstream with a stronger primary. Im also not loving how some guidance is retrograding part of the 50/50 lobe and diving it into the trof increasing amplification and sharpening the mean trof keeping the lp irt 'wave 2' (ull?) tucked closer to the coast. Probably not time to panic yet but the I95 areas *might* have seen their best model output runs already for this event. Lots of moving pieces and uncertainty tho so claiming my thoughts will be the final outcome would be irresponsible. Just noting some pieces that I saw that stood out starting with 18z yesterday.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Just now, Interstate said:

I think it is funny how people think that pinning or not pinning with effect if we get a storm or not.  Too funny.

Nope it’s not the primary low going into WV that’s the real threat..it’s this thread and how it evolves.  I’ll be watching that in the coming days.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

7 minutes ago, showmethesnow said:

Let me just say that the 06Z run is a very viable solution and can not be dismissed whatsoever. It brings forward two of my biggest fears. Weaker confluence (induced by the 50/50) as the primary moves eastward out of the central US and a quicker departure of the confluence as we see the transfer to our coastal. The weaker confluence initially will tend to let our primary gained latitude on its trek eastward and its quicker departure argues for a farther northward solution on any coastal development. And we saw the results as the snow has shifted northward.

 

Is the euro a viable solution?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

27 minutes ago, showmethesnow said:

Nice write up. 

Think the one thing I will be keying on is the initial setup over top as the primary begins moving eastward out of the central US roughly day 3. Need the confluence induced by the 50/50 feature in the NE to hold strong. If we see that weaken/shift northward in subsequent runs I think the writing will be on the wall as the primary will gain to much latitude on it's move eastward. Don't think much that comes afterward will matter for our region at that point. The 06Z was a good example in my mind as that feature (confluence) came in slightly northward day 3 onward which allowed the low and sub-sequentially the 500 mb to slightly strengthen over the 00Z. And we saw the results as the primary ended up into West Va before we saw the transfer complete. At that point everything is wrecked almost beyond redemption for the cities. Doesn't help that we see the transfer completed off of OC as well instead of further south. And that farther north transfer solution is also a product of the quicker withdrawal of the 50/50 induced confluence. All in all, if we see that confluence hold strong I very much like our chances. The only problem is I have some doubts on whether that will be the case.

That confluence is certainly a big piece of the puzzle and is just as crucial of a role. In fact, just look at the ICON and compare to the GFS. ICON is better to the north, so the despite H5 closing off in Southern Indiana, the surface low has a hard time gaining latitude and is stuck in KY. That's actually a very sweet look for here and is another viable solution. The Euro is best of both worlds with a cold enough thermal profile to start, surface low transfer further south, stall north of the VA Capes near Chincoteague and OCMD, a nice H5 passage overhead with H7 passage right over the area while strengthening. There would be some excellent lift generated over the area with better ratios as a result as lift within the DGZ would likely be pretty impressive given that upper level progression. We really need to see the GFS come back from the weaker confluence and the upper low closing off in Indiana/Ohio. That's a death nail to chances around here. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

12 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

This is getting close/real enough now that I'm going to actually get angry if the rug gets pulled out from under us. Until now, it was just whatever with all the caveats that this season has sucked and we always miss out and it's very late in the season anyway at this point.

You are setting yourself up for failure, we are in late march and lots of ens members + climo favor N and W of the cities, in fact I would favor a solution that is more rain than snow in the I95 corridor. 

I really hope this one works out for all of us but given the time of year, my expectation is that this will bump a bit further north enough to hurt us in the lowlands.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I think it is funny how people think that pinning or not pinning with effect if we get a storm or not.  Too funny.
In all honesty, tonight would be a good night for a radio show. Talk of March 1958 comparisons in and of itself should warrant a show. Also, it is Friday night....prime time ratings would be high :-D

Lastly, havent had a show all season.....maybe it can bring some good mojo to this threat. It cant hurt, every other threat fizzled away.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

Do you have them in VHS? I like to watch them in my basement while playing A track tapes of Hootie and the Blowfish to pass the time.

8mm.  this is zapruder type quality.  And the music of choice is milli vanilli

Link to comment
Share on other sites

You are setting yourself up for failure, we are in late march and lots of ens members + climo favor N and W of the cities, in fact I would favor a solution that is more rain than snow in the I95 corridor. 
I really hope this one works out for all of us but given the time of year, my expectation is that this will bump a bit further north enough to hurt us in the lowlands.
There is a cluster of suppressed members as well fwiw.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

Do you have them in VHS? I like to watch them in my basement while playing A track tapes of Hootie and the Blowfish to pass the time.

Seems you are interested in aliens? I have something even better then tapes. If you would like I can send you some stool samples (amazingly enough their stool samples are very similar to black lab stool, go figure). Reasonably priced of course. And for any other members of this board that may be interested I have plenty to go around.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

9 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

In all honesty, tonight would be a good night for a radio show. Talk of March 1958 comparisons in and of itself should warrant a show. Also, it is Friday night....prime time ratings would be high :-D

Lastly, havent had a show all season.....maybe it can bring some good mojo to this threat. It cant hurt, every other threat fizzled away.

I can't remember the last one we had. In fact the last one I remember had DT there. So I guess it has been awhile.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, MillvilleWx said:

As of now, the interior Mid-Atlantic is the prime spot for any significant snowfall as the coastal plain and areas under 600-700' will need more help to get a better snowfall just due to climo. 

Elevation is 436.4 Feet.

According to google :(

I need to build stilts for my house.

200' stilts

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, Jandurin said:

Elevation is 436.4 Feet.

According to google :(

I need to build stilts for my house.

200' stilts

I say that elevation because that's typical for areas NW of the fall line like NW MoCo, Carroll, Frederick, etc. You're down by KGAI, so you're on the borderline being smack in the middle of MoCo. Good luck with the stilts. There's a few people in here that do carpentry. @losetoa6 can help you out ^_^

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

×
×
  • Create New...