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The Return of the 12/5 Snowstorm


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7 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Nah. Gem completely crushes round 2. That trough in Canada is a monster as modeled. Unless things change, fugetaboutit.

It seems to have a stronger storm and less positively tilted trough, but also trended way south with the confluence over eastern Canada/New England

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Posted this on 11/23

Where the hell these long range so called weather gurus  snow weenies seeing snow for our area on facebook and other media sources and who are just trying to make a few advertising bucks playing up the polar vortex bs  but the current models are sure are NOT portraying anything like this right now for our area..  Every single snow chance has now dwindle to rain/mix event  and also an insignificant rain event at best for our area as the cold dry air is winning the battle.

The models have shown only one positive thing in the last two weeks for a major pattern change and a possible major snow event for us but when it will ever occur will just be plain luck.  If you old timers recognize the current major pattern shift on the last weeks runs which we have not seen in nearly 6-10 years is identified as the four corner lows which are developing and pushing into the Gulf of America. Then these lows are quickly re-energized with a ton of moisture and are setting up for a good Miller A type of storm event- rain or snow along the east coast.  The lows  south of New Orleans into Tampa are impressive on the model runs. This is the best look in model runs in a long time  as it  appears the GOA is opening back up for business, however these low pressure systems are also quickly becoming southern sliders too.  The cold dry air that does come through with a cold front is NOT retreating back up into Canada so quickly before the moisture reaches us. Would not be surprised if the Carolina's up to Washington DC sees more accumulating snow then us  this year. This pattern is slowly setting up for a lot nuisance mix storm events snow/sleet to rain for our area if this keeps up. A pure snow event will be hard to come by in the next few weeks

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Decent model agreement of a low amplitude shortwave moving
across the southern Mid-Atlantic Friday as high pressure
retreats offshore. Uncertainties arise in how far north the
precipitation will make it. Almost all ensemble and
deterministic guidance has enough cold air in place to favor all
snow in our FA should moisture make it this far north. There are
a few outliers that have rain across the far S of the FA. FWIW,
snow and ice has trended up slightly over the past couple of
runs. While amounts are forecast to generally be light (an inch
or two, perhaps three should a higher end solution verify), the
northward shift is notable. Looking at clusters featuring the
greatest variance (EOF) regarding amplitude does suggest
additional northward expansion is possible. Just something to
keep in mind.
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