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Powerful Multi-regional/ multi-faceted east coastal storm now above medium confidence: Jan 29 -30th, MA to NE, with snow and mix combining high wind, and tides. Unusual early confidence ...


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depending on deform Is fun when trends are East . So not much wiggle room for This to shift East as the East shifts also incorporate more of a initial East push off NC before depending on more of a due north correction and also starts the precip later for many as their won’t be so much of that initial push of moisture 

for Will or Scott, how much more can the models keep dragging that southern stream ...are we at the point where it is A played out trend or it can still be the main reason for future East tickling 

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Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Funny there is less confidence today as we went from a direct hit to more of depending on deform . So not much wiggle room for This to shift East as the East shifts also incorporate more of a initial East push off NC before depending on more of a due north correction and also starts the precip later for many as their won’t be so much of that initial push of moisture out ahead 

for Will or Scott, how much more can the models keep dragging that southern stream ...are we at the point where it is A played out trend or it can still be the main reason for future East tickling 

Chris seems to think it is more about the NS

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Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Funny there is less confidence today as we went from a direct hit to more of depending on deform . So not much wiggle room for This to shift East as the East shifts also incorporate more of a initial East push off NC before depending on more of a due north correction and also starts the precip later for many as their won’t be so much of that initial push of moisture out ahead 

for Will or Scott, how much more can the models keep dragging that southern stream ...are we at the point where it is A played out trend or it can still be the main reason for future East tickling 

there were earlier runs that dragged even more than now, so it's not like physically impossible or anything

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29 minutes ago, FXWX said:

Not really... I still like the basic setup (location & intensity of the mid-level features) and try not to do any knee jerk changes when still 48 to 60 hours of go time.  I do fully appreciate what Will has been noting about the southern stream but think there is enough time and wiggle room for this to still pan out very good for most of the area.  Reading through the posts, you'd get the impression from some, not most, but some out there that this thing is going east of Bermuda.  This will still be KU even... The basic layout fo the 850/700/500, etc... still look more than good to produce a widespread heavy, to locally excessive snowfall.  Could western CT/MA end up out of the goods, certainly, but I still love the inflow to take care of that to a large extent... Still too much time to try to get too pessimistic about western arears...  

There seems to be two issues with many folks on this. 1) the qpf queens are really out in full force more than usual  2) Lack of seeing how strong the easterly inflow is with this. When you see snowfall printed out way back into Central NY.. you’d better take your numbers up east of there 

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