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“Cory’s in LA! Let’s MECS!” Jan. 24-26 Disco


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1 minute ago, wxsniss said:

I think the isoentropic lift portion is slightly better hence the relatively stable / slightly increased in CNE QPF in this run

But the coastal portion of the storm... 0z last night has the best depiction of coastal portion I could find, mini CCB into Tuesday 6z... that portion of the storm I haven't seen recovered yet, but there are varying hints of it across the models. Need the energy to round trough and interact sooner

I don’t think we’ll see a 00z icon solution again. But we could see light precip on easterly flow overperform with high ratios. We’ll have a better idea of if that happens once we get inside 48h

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5 minutes ago, wxsniss said:

I think the isoentropic lift portion is slightly better (despite less cyclogen-CCB Monday) hence the relatively stable / slightly increased in CNE QPF in this run

But the coastal portion of the storm... 0z last night has the best depiction of coastal portion I could find, mini CCB into Tuesday 6z... that portion of the storm I haven't seen recovered yet, but there are varying hints of it across the models. Need the energy to round trough and interact sooner

2feet isn't enough? 

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Just now, Ginx snewx said:

2feet isn't enough? 

I haven't had 6" in 4 years... I'd be thrilled with 12-18" 

On the other hand, ask every single member of this board wearing a lie detector test... the answer might be "when is any amount of snow enough?"

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Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I think anything over 18" is a bonus.

Yes. I think some of these maps are on the aggressive side at the moment. Not that 20”+ is implausible here, but I think we’d need some things to go right for that to happen based on current guidance. 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

Yes. I think some of these maps are on the aggressive side at the moment. Not that 20”+ is implausible here, but I think we’d need some things to go right for that to happen based on current guidance. 

Yes. This is what I tried to convey in my First map...I didn't explicitly display 20", but denoted that amounts in excess of 18" are possible in select areas.

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Just now, wxsniss said:

Curious what goes into this blend... it keeps revving up.

Here's the 1z Jan 23 NBM output:

NBM_Jan_23_1z_mean_snowfall.jpg.f22cb150f4b1f93e95a43516e5e45f93.jpg

It’s clearly using some sort of ratio formula in addition to the QPF since that’s way more than 10 to 1 model consensus would imply. 

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3 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Yes. This is what I tried to convey in my First map...I didn't explicitly display 20", but denoted that amounts in excess of 18" are possible in select areas.

Yeah I think your first guess is pretty good. 

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5 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yes. I think some of these maps are on the aggressive side at the moment. Not that 20”+ is implausible here, but I think we’d need some things to go right for that to happen based on current guidance. 

Ratios and increase in qpf. That isotrenfic slope is sick

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4 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

It’s clearly using some sort of ratio formula in addition to the QPF since that’s way more than 10 to 1 model consensus would imply. 

Just found you can actually see a mean SLR... begins 18:1 Sunday afternoon, drops to 13:1 overnight Monday across SNE... nothing too crazy

In any case, I agree I don't see any guidance supporting widespread 20"+ amounts

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