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October Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Did some digging this morning. Obviously the dynamic models are struggling with the evolution of the s/w cutoff low breaking from the main stream. The lack of upper air data up that way doesn't help. The main factor in east/west placement of the precip is how far east/west the s/w stalls out. GFS places it further west near Sandusky, while the Euro has it towards Erie/Buffalo. This matters as the main precip hit is following the 700mb frontogenic forcing in the lead-up to the two cutoff's merging. There is some correlated jet coupling going on too.

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9 minutes ago, AlexD1990 said:

Are we going to create a separate thread for this? Seems like it's going to probably have legitimate impacts at least along the coast.

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finally a storm thread! we're really getting warmed up for winter.

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3 hours ago, stormy said:

I hope it verifies for you because you can certainly use the rain.  Me, no big deal as the growing season is over and the farmers can certainly use dry ground to harvest crops.

I watch these indexes daily. All too often, 4 inches verifies to less than an inch at 5 - 7 days. A couple months ago 5 inches verified to .30".  If we had received 50% of the 5 - 7 day predicted rainfall during the past 3 months we would not be in moderate to severe drought now.

This forecast does give support to my admonition a few weeks ago about autumn tendencies often being a harbinger of the winter snowfall pattern. 77-78 is an excellent example.  Storms from the south are cold storms on the north and west perimeter. 

 

This area is actually in decent shape. Had slightly above avg rain last month and around 0.4" from the event yesterday. It's places further west that really need the rain.

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