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Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale


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1 hour ago, CAPE said:

St Patty's day 2014, and another late March snowstorm in 2018 are recent examples of how it isnt mostly over. Lowlands got significant snow in both those events.

There's been some poor post quality this year. You know this up down but mid/late March snow can 100% happen all the way to the coast. Even in RIC (3/12/2022).  It's not common because it requires some specific longwave features to overcome climo. A legit-AO and/or -EPO can 100% deliver an airmass capable of producing.  They don't last as long as earlier in the season so windows of op are shorter but a warning level snow is in the deck for all of us. 

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11 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

The problem is the Euro dampens out the first wave and keys in on the second one.  We've  lost Thermols by the time the Euro brings in precip.

Yeah I posted about this earlier. Still subject to change at this point. Whatever wave it is, it has to strike when that HP is in place to the north. Once it slides east off the coast its pretty much over for our area for a decent snow event.

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6 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Yeah I posted about this earlier. Still subject to change at this point. Whatever wave it is, it has to strike when that HP is in place to the north. Once it slides east off the coast its pretty much over for our area for a decent snow event.

I'd think we want the GFS to be more correct but further north. If we're waiting on precip till later on Tuesday I don't think the high will hang on.

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21 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

In no hurry for warm. By June will be talking about the "heat index" of 115°. Nope! Let it snow!!

Haha well for someone who work outdoors which I enjoy, but rather sweat than freeze. Will never hear me complaining about summer heat. 

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