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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs


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6 minutes ago, MickeyTim6533 said:

good move west but still a miss?

 

yes but SE Pa approves of the moves.  They are back in game.  Not sure how long youve been doing this, but this is normal and expected ebbs and flows of modelwatchology.  

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1 minute ago, pasnownut said:

yes but SE Pa approves of the moves.  They are back in game.  Not sure how long youve been doing this, but this is normal and expected ebbs and flows of modelwatchology.  

And being in Reading, he likely benefits from the current tick moreso than others. 

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9 minutes ago, MickeyTim6533 said:

good move west but still a miss?

 

Read more and post less for now. There are dozens of model runs throughout the day and locking in any one model solution 72+ hours out is foolish. I suggest reading the NWS discussions each day and learning from the seasoned folks on this board. Saying “congrats X location” or “way east” after each run will get a lot of buns thrown your way. 

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I hope we score something because right now most models give .10 qpf the next 10-15 days. That ranks in bottom 10% of all periods with a mean temperature at or below what they are predicting for averag temperature

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Ripped from MA but I think this is spot on messaging. It’s an extremely delicate set-up where a 100 mile shift will make a significant sensible weather difference:

KEY MESSAGE 3...Monitoring the potential for a coastal system
this weekend.

Very favorable storm patten in terms of analogs for big snows in
the Mid-Atlantic this weekend. A 50/50 low & -NAO, Idaho Ridge,
blocking over the Hudson Bay, and trough moving into the east
Pac. Couldn`t ask for a better synoptic setup, but the formation
of a storm remains in the details of this highly sensitive
pattern.

Guidance continues to show a Miller A type Nor`easter (it has
been a while for one to form, let alone show up in model
guidance). While the ceiling is certainly high for this storm,
there is equally if not higher odds it just skirts out to see as
indicated by the latest 00Z guidance and ensembles. Future runs
will have to be seen if this is a trend or noise. How the TPV
evolves will be one of the biggest factors on if this storm
comes to fruition or not and impacts land.

Regardless, expect fluctuations over the next day or two until
the pattern is better sampled as associated energy is onshore
across the western US.
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This storm seems like it can only succeed by threading the needle where it's almost all or nothing. If any storm has the potential to be a last second bust or surprise storm aka January 2000 it's this one. I think I'm just going to take a break till Friday evening and check on it then. Also we don't need to know about every model miss if that's your entire contribution. if you can't at least add something about its evolution or something of value.

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until models resolve what bundle of fun to focus on, easter - wester solutions will continue. 

west solutions show better phasing where easter ones keep separate and more progressive look.

500s diving in on all, so we still need to resolve how well upper and lower levels want to play together. 

All the fixins are there for a vertically stacked humdinger, but just like a great football team, you can have all the right players, but that only looks good on paper when you are golfing during the post season. 

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