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January 24-26: Miracle or Mirage Thread 2


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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

It also happened up here in March 2018 with the front running WAA snow....models had that flipping to sleet up here after only a couple inches and it stayed heavy snow through the whole WAA thump and we got about 8" before the dry slot when we got snizzle until the ULL associated stuff that got the whole area with 4-8" the next day.  

That was the first huge sign to me the upgraded Euro stunk because the night before (0z) it dropped 20"+ imby, then the next run was 12"+, and I  ended up with 3"+.

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Seems that the first couple pieces of guidance at 12z (NAM, RGEM,ICON) delay the phase out west compared to their previous runs.  And before anyone says anything i know these are not even the B squad lol

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My yard is a kitchen sink no matter what but I'd take the ICON all day over the ice runs that are popping up. 5" of snow and 3" of sleet is 1 million times better than anything that has a half inch of ice or more. Our forests are loaded with pines. Big ice would be awful to clean up behind.

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1 minute ago, hstorm said:

RGEM looks a bit colder but also less QPF overall than 6z.  At least through 78.

Ain’t worried about qpf on the models yet that will bounce around till tomorrow. Let’s get temps good first 

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I want to put myself in the shoes of someone to our north who may prefer amping. I think if I was looking at the stuff out west and potential fragility of that phase, with the Baja piece threatening to lag, I’d probably be sweating a bit. Confluence also has threatened to increase. Still seems guaranteed to amp some but when you reframe it like this I think it shows a lot of the angst is putting the blinders on. I don’t think we’re gonna get the dream all-snow scenario but there are real risks to the phase that I’m sure we’d be honing in on if we were hoping for a phase.

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1 minute ago, WesternFringe said:

This is just sooooo far off from the Euro, the GFS, the AIs, NWS forecast, and the NBM for my area that it is just a toss and should be disregarded and tossed.

Yeah I'd say there's a pretty solid consensus that, no matter where the sleet line sets up, it sets up about parallel to the Blue Ridge

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7 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Rgem coming in looking flatter as well. 
 

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3 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Rgem continues the colder trend 

 

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It's weird looking at these 2 GIFs.  the top one has the 6z slamming a LP into TN and 12z its gone.  Bottom one as a 6z LP into middle KY and 12z the triangle of KY/TN/VA.  It's like the 12z are sniffing out a stronger HP to the north each run and adjusting.  If stout walls of cold can stay above it will be interesting to see if the models move to a colder solution or still find ways to punch warm noses into our areas

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2 minutes ago, grhqofb5 said:

So the RGEM shows the storm entering the DC area around 1:00am Sunday 1/25 and continuing until about 1:00pm on Monday 1/27. Is 36 hours that about right for duration?

The RGEM run ends at 7pm Sunday and looks basically over. What are you looking at?

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