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Mid to Long Range Threats


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Since many don't know how to use the banter thead and we don't keep clogging the main disco thread with weenie threats that pop up and disappear, discuss any upcoming threats in here.   

Feel free to be a super weenie in here.  Tony, metsfan, have at it.  Toss em. 

 

 

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13 minutes ago, Rjay said:

Since many don't know how to use the banter thead and we don't keep clogging the main disco thread with weenie threats that pop up and disappear, discuss any upcoming threats in here.   

Feel free to be a super weenie in here.  Tony, metsfan, have at it.  Toss em. 

 

 


 

Looks like a solid threat for the N&W burbs next weekend. Wouldn’t take much to adjust that to the coast. 7 days is an eternity. 

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2 minutes ago, NYCweatherNOW said:

I use tt for fast track. Euro was close to something but kicked out East real quick.

Nah, it wasn't. Also a torch. Snow limited to the central Appalachians. 

While there is some potential next weekend, it's a thread the needle in a marginal airmass/pattern situation, so good luck.

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14 minutes ago, purduewx80 said:

Nah, it wasn't. Also a torch. Snow limited to the central Appalachians. 

While there is some potential next weekend, it's a thread the needle in a marginal airmass/pattern situation, so good luck.

Time to close the shades for 2 weeks and hope a better pattern materializes. By then it’s 2/5 and getting late quick 

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29 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Time to close the shades for 2 weeks and hope a better pattern materializes. By then it’s 2/5 and getting late quick 

Next week was the potential some people highlighted with the Hudson bay block. They were correct in that regard.

Of course none of that matters if the airmass isn't favorable. EPS looks a bit better though.

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No further post from myself yet...  would like to see GEFS snow plumes a touch higher for LGA before getting NYC group amped a  bit. Lack of cold air in advance is a big concern so that this is a marginal thermal situation. Seems like EPS and GEFS stayed the same or trended down slightly (model noise and insignificant?) on snowfall but this is still a consistent signal for the I84 corridor itself to continue monitoring. Just  having doubts south of I80 in NJ.  There will be much much better scenarios in future winters, maybe later this winter, but will take what we can eek out from this winter.   Will not post again til tomorrow morning 7AM. Later, Walt

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41 minutes ago, wdrag said:

No further post from myself yet...  would like to see GEFS snow plumes a touch higher for LGA before getting NYC group amped a  bit. Lack of cold air in advance is a big concern so that this is a marginal thermal situation. Seems like EPS and GEFS stayed the same or trended down slightly (model noise and insignificant?) on snowfall but this is still a consistent signal for the I84 corridor itself to continue monitoring. Just  having doubts south of I80 in NJ.  There will be much much better scenarios in future winters, maybe later this winter, but will take what we can eek out from this winter.   Will not post again til tomorrow morning 7AM. Later, Walt

I have seen your name with the NWS somewhere... 

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Just now, HeadInTheClouds said:

NWS Albany talking about this as a system to definitely watch. Temps are marginal at best especially for coast but to early to say it's not possible. 

storm goes to around Chicago then is forced to redevelop south of us

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The flow keeps screaming. Until this flow slows, everything is thread the needle. The cold is transient and fleeting as the storms come in. Something needs to anchor in this cold and/or slow down the storms, otherwise the coast (most of our subforum) is really going to struggle.
That withstanding, the Atlantic near Greenland is showing signs of change. What exactly this change is remains to be seen.

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still a chance that all the confluence up in eastern Canada will help develop stronger high pressure at the surface and model runs are trending south with LP both at 850 and the surface so this is still a work in progress for the weekend - dynamics - track and the development of HP to the north will determine rain versus snow in the metro area - chance it could start as rain and then transition to snow IMO

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2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

still a chance that all the confluence up in eastern Canada will help develop stronger high pressure at the surface and model runs are trending south with LP both at 850 and the surface so this is still a work in progress for the weekend - dynamics - track and the development of HP to the north will determine rain versus snow in the metro area - chance it could start as rain and then transition to snow IMO

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What’s cool about this event is it’s still about 6 days away and it’s supposed to be a long lasting event!!

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