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March Medium/Long Range Discussion


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1 minute ago, NorthArlington101 said:

I’m not seeing the CMC love - it’s worse than 12z for most of us off WxBell maps. It keeps us in the game though

2” of sleet right through the metros up to Baltimore though, if that interests you

i mean the actual storm was colder and souther, we get less snow bc the initial precip is lacking but that's virtually it

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yeah, I liked seeing the initial confluence tick stronger, that's big in this kind of setup

Don’t get me wrong it’s better (especially since I’m eyeing a trip to NY this weekend unless I’d get more snow in DC ) then the GFS, but people were chatting like this was a 6”+ snow for most. It works for the favored areas but not the metros. Maybe I’m just tired and grumpy.
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Don’t get me wrong it’s better (especially since I’m eyeing a trip to NY this weekend unless I’d get more snow in DC ) then the GFS, but people were chatting like this was a 6”+ snow for most. It works for the favored areas but not the metros. Maybe I’m just tired and grumpy.
You talking about DCA and Bwi? They don't even get snow when the pattern is good

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2 minutes ago, Ji said:

You talking about DCA and Bwi? They don't even get snow when the pattern is good

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let me put my meh-ness with the run in JI-terms. Where is the snow going?

I'm willing to concede there may be a better CAD push/more confluence, yadayada. I do actually care about the synoptics, but I'm losing my pretty colors to the north still, run-over-run.

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GEFS is improved. weaker vort, but the main change is in the confluence, which is notably stronger and further S over SE Canada 
leads to a colder tick. not amazing, but it's something
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7 more degrees to go!

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Maybe I’m crazy but…my take on 0z so far 

Icon is the icon why are we even discussing it. 

GFS is still way north. 

GGEM which is always the biggest tease trended north again.

UK is a full fledge cutter. 

We will see what the euro shows. Well I’ll see in the morning. 

At the end of the day this is a problem because the thermal boundary is to our NW as the wave approaches. That rarely works out. Once in a blue moon but rare. Look at day 16 on the Gfs. If we ever get THAT look to day 5 then we have a high probability event I will be excited and fully invested in. 

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8 hours ago, WesternFringe said:

If you read LWX’s discussion, they said they had roughly half of guidance showing 30s and wintry weather and the other half showing 70s, so they split the difference and said 40s/50s.  I suspect your local news station either did the same or agrees with the trend of a NW passing system that brings in warm air from the south.

just odd we are getting all this sucky feedback temp guidance wise 

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Here's the thing I see...can't tell what's going to happen, but even if we don't get the solution we want it seems like all models except the GFS have a stronger cold air push.  Maybe that'll be something that becomes better on the GFS as we move along?

Thanks for doing the needy Randy...   

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