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January 24-26: Miracle or Mirage Thread 2


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Just now, stormtracker said:

Small things, but yeah I notice them too.  Im just looking for anything at this point.  If I see a features 3 miles further west/east north or south, I'm coping and telling myself big changes are on the way

Butterfly effect 

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2 minutes ago, 87storms said:

Just got back from Wegman’s near what I think is your old stomping ground…looked like it had been robbed.

Feeling pretty good about this storm up this way, though I could see how Thurmont and north might do better than Frederick proper.

That is indeed my old stomping grounds. I think the valley will do well in this one. This is a good setup for you guys out by Rt15! 

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57 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Will forgo the analysis post for today, frankly these recent runs have got me rather confused and we got the legendary data ingestion for 0z Will probably aim for 12z runs tomorrow as when I make it. 

Legendary... more like urban myth?B)

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Just now, stormtracker said:

It is. But at this point, I honest don't know what the hell we need/looking for

Same, issue is if the NS hangs north our confluence hangs north too. I think in general we want a deamped SW and a further east/weaker 2nd NS lobe (which enters the picture around hour 60). 

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13 minutes ago, alexj7 said:

I was also in NYC and if I remember right, that was the storm (on some other forum) where a ~40 yr veteran but retired NWS person called bust early and was eaten alive.

yeah i'm pretty sure it was 2015 - I remember we were shaded in the 18-24"+ zone, basically the entire tri state was.  But then we got like 10" maybe in Manhattan, dry slotted like crazy.  Eastern LI and CT got hammered.

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1 minute ago, clskinsfan said:

50/50 looks better positioned than 18z. But I really dont know what I am looking for anymore. 

I was lost when things looked better.  Now I’m pissing my pants when the microwave turns on.  I got nothing but it’s still cold.  Hanging my hat on that. 

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Can't help but think back to Jan 25, 2000 and the papers that were written after that surprise. Models and mets together were focusing on the wrong sw feature all the way up til 36 hrs prior.  Maybe we are victims of something similar here. Not sure what surprise would be in store. Just thought it was funny we sitting here not sure what we are hoping for, same date 26 years later, same dilemma.

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1 minute ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Watch the models decide to bury the sw out in baja at 0z now.

So the heres a run of the euro from way back when it had the snow max in southern virginia...

500hv.conus.png

Here is the 0z NAM

500hv.conus.png

Clearly they are not the same setup. Need to see how that NS entering the Pac NW interacts with it. Additionally, the huge jumps north are from a different NS lobe that only enters our viewing angle at hour 60. 

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1 minute ago, SnowenOutThere said:

So the heres a run of the euro from way back when it had the snow max in southern virginia...

500hv.conus.png

Here is the 0z NAM

500hv.conus.png

Clearly they are not the same setup. Need to see how that NS entering the Pac NW interacts with it. Additionally, the huge jumps north are from a different NS lobe that only enters our viewing angle at hour 60. 

Actually pretty darn close lol 

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2 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

So the heres a run of the euro from way back when it had the snow max in southern virginia...

500hv.conus.png

Here is the 0z NAM

500hv.conus.png

Clearly they are not the same setup. Need to see how that NS entering the Pac NW interacts with it. Additionally, the huge jumps north are from a different NS lobe that only enters our viewing angle at hour 60. 

Dang nice pull there! Very similar. I concur with everyone as well thus far Baja low really hanging back to the southwest this run and I’m only at 35.

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