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February 22-23 Storm Thread/OBS


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On 2/13/2024 at 1:37 PM, LVblizzard said:

It is actually comical how far off yesterday’s 12z Euro was. Many of the areas in the 2-4” zone got a foot. And most of south Jersey away from Philly got shut out or close to it.

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In case anyone is wondering about a situation in which the Euro failed spectacularly in the short range. This is from 2 years ago.

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3 minutes ago, WxUnit said:

Either the GFS or EURO are totally wrong. Whats weird is it starts with the difference in northern stream about 6 hours out. So strange and unprecedented to my eye. 

For reference at six hours out...

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47 minutes ago, MickeyTim6533 said:

seems like Hurricane is hugging the EURO. This place will burn if the EURO begins the Lucy pull

 

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I have no idea who “hurricane” happens to be, but I’m not surprised that they are “hugging the EURO”—as it’s the main fall-back approach for most forecasters.  That’s not meant to be demeaning, but rather a reflection of the general consensus due to the EURO’s general superior 500 mb scores. 
 

That said, there’s still an ample amount of time for relatively significant synoptic changes to materialize that could change the current model consensus considerably.  Right now, a blended approach amongst the Euro/UKMET/GFS/CMC/NAM would be best, in my opinion—which doesn’t simply place the latest Euro solution above all others.  

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9 minutes ago, ncforecaster89 said:

I have no idea who “hurricane” happens to be, but I’m not surprised that they are “hugging the EURO”—as it’s the main fall-back approach for most forecasters.  That’s not meant to be demeaning, but rather a reflection of the general consensus due to the EURO’s general superior 500 mb scores. 
 

That said, there’s still an ample amount of time for relatively significant synoptic changes to materialize that could change the current model consensus considerably.  Right now, a blended approach amongst the Euro/UKMET/GFS/CMC/NAM would be best, in my opinion—which doesn’t simply place the latest Euro solution above all others.  

Glenn "Hurricane" Schwartz  - retired longtime TV met in Philly

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1 minute ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Rather significant jump east. Misses the capture and tug west to keep it tucked, thus escapes east and grazes the shore.

Lol, cant make this stuff up. I dont think this is just windshield wiper stuff either this is a different synoptic completely.

Look at hours 45 and 48. The run recovers and gives all of us heavy snow.

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3 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Rather significant jump east. Misses the capture and tug west to keep it tucked, thus escapes east and grazes the shore.

Lol, cant make this stuff up. I dont think this is just windshield wiper stuff either this is a different synoptic entirely.

Go to bed Ralph lol

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We’re at the point where we’re running out of time for any significant trends. It’s likely that the GFS is too amped and the Euro is too progressive. Blend them together and it’s still a warning level event for our area.

That’s enough model watching for me tonight. I need sleep.

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