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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Mugsy, can you give me an extension through 12z before we pull the plug here?
Make no mistake, the 18z and 00z runs did NOT walk the storm back towards the coast as I kinda suspected (and hoped!) they would, and nothing has shown more than 2-4" at the coast for this storm since like 12z on Wednesday. So as of now, no reason to think that there is any real upside potential for even a mothra-size storm or better.
Or is there?
I am still a bit optimistic that the NAM has been consistently getting just a bit juicier as it has moved into in range, and the Euro and GFS both had a higher qpf this morning than they did last night, so maybe we still have a slight maybe.
That latest NAM run though...I would like to see that trend continue for the 12z run.
GFS- the least juiced of the 3
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Gfs_ap10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/gfs_ap10.gif)
The Euro has quietly kept the precip closer to the coast all week i'd say
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Ecmwf_10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/ecmwf_10.gif)
And the NAM, yeah, I wanna see how this progresses for at least 1 more run. I mean we are still 48+ hrs out...
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Namcon11](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/namcon11.gif)
Make no mistake, the 18z and 00z runs did NOT walk the storm back towards the coast as I kinda suspected (and hoped!) they would, and nothing has shown more than 2-4" at the coast for this storm since like 12z on Wednesday. So as of now, no reason to think that there is any real upside potential for even a mothra-size storm or better.
Or is there?
I am still a bit optimistic that the NAM has been consistently getting just a bit juicier as it has moved into in range, and the Euro and GFS both had a higher qpf this morning than they did last night, so maybe we still have a slight maybe.
That latest NAM run though...I would like to see that trend continue for the 12z run.
GFS- the least juiced of the 3
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Gfs_ap10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/gfs_ap10.gif)
The Euro has quietly kept the precip closer to the coast all week i'd say
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Ecmwf_10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/ecmwf_10.gif)
And the NAM, yeah, I wanna see how this progresses for at least 1 more run. I mean we are still 48+ hrs out...
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Namcon11](https://i.servimg.com/u/f77/20/29/09/99/namcon11.gif)
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
The 500mb trough has enough energy to produce a few inches of snow. It'll be quick and that's the issue. The 06Z NAM is aggressive, but it's the NAM. Good phasing of the streams IMO is off the table. IF and it's a bit IF this does overperform it'll be southern energy shot like a cannon out of the trough. And the western ridge giving it the momentum and spin to produce that energy.
Right now c-2" is what I would expect.
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![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Nam37](https://i.servimg.com/u/f69/19/86/88/64/nam37.png)
![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Nam214](https://i.servimg.com/u/f69/19/86/88/64/nam214.png)
Right now c-2" is what I would expect.
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![Long Range Thread 24.0 - Page 10 Nam37](https://i.servimg.com/u/f69/19/86/88/64/nam37.png)
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Gotchu heehaw! So what I'm seeing is really the ONLY source of upside- a bit of enhanced qpf from the southern energy. No blocking or phasing means no real upside potential. And as you say, that's a big if on even getting a nice thump from the southern energy, too.
Ultimately, you were right on the money- the GFS laid out the goal posts as between c-2" and maybe as high as 5-6" for the coast, and it's narrowed it down to most likely c-2".
Now, start factoring in things like very warm temps for Saturday and a warm ground and we may end up closer to the C than the 2! lol Win some-Lose some!!
(Still checking in on the 12Z runs though...I just have a tiny bit of fight left in me on this one!! lol)
Ultimately, you were right on the money- the GFS laid out the goal posts as between c-2" and maybe as high as 5-6" for the coast, and it's narrowed it down to most likely c-2".
Now, start factoring in things like very warm temps for Saturday and a warm ground and we may end up closer to the C than the 2! lol Win some-Lose some!!
(Still checking in on the 12Z runs though...I just have a tiny bit of fight left in me on this one!! lol)
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
sroc4 wrote:Pretty simple folks. Here is your differences between snow potential and a swing and miss. GFS vs Euro respectively.
The key is if the S piece can get out ahead of the N piece. If it can as the 00z and even more so the 6z GFS is currently depicting then you will get interactions into the back side of the S energy and it will act to tilt our trough towards neutral, perhaps even neg, and develop a storm closer to the coast and get precip into the area. If not then the N flow keeps the trough positive and progressive like the euro shows.
How much interaction and how far N&W we can get the precip will be entirely on the timing and strength of these interactions and if we can tilt the trough. It goes without say, I think, that areas along the coast are def favored in this set up, but everyone is still in play for accumulation still.
There is still a long way to go with this folks, for better or worse. Dont get too high and dont get too low.
Going back to this post a few days ago I bolded a key point here. Up to now it has appeared that not only is the southern energy being strung out it isn’t getting out ahead of the northern energy but rather much of it is lagging behind the N energy. This fact can’t be understated. This positioning invariably ends up resulting in the N energy acting to steer our wave ENE under progressive Atlantic conditions instead of enhancing or adding to (phasing) with the southern energy leading to the tilt of the trough required to adjust the storm track more NE or NNE, strengthen the low and throw precip back from the developing low.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
I still get this feeling eastern sections needs to cont to follow this.
That is all
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
sroc4 wrote:I still get this feeling eastern sections needs to cont to follow this.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
12z NAM 3k showing more precipitation southern NJ 4-6 inches.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Beautiful Spring storm coming for the 17th-18th, temps into the 50s. Maybe an inch of rain.
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freezerburn wrote:12z NAM 3k showing more precipitation southern NJ 4-6 inches.
But what about the SUPERBOWL PARTY?!?!?!?!?
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
DC to ELI Jackpot on this - as the wise ol DOCSTOX has said time n time again - once the pattern settles in that's what you can can expect. Until the next reshuffle which will be around March 10thish when teh EPO adn WPO both go back Negative.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Irish wrote:Beautiful Spring storm coming for the 17th-18th, temps into the 50s. Maybe an inch of rain.
This is banter. But why beautiful. I say heartbreaking
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
The tingle of what was a wilted C-2” slowly reblooming its potential back 2-4”, with still 48 hrs to go!
Here we are, with a short range high res model still showing that 4-6” for SNJ as we bear down on game time. Still enough time left for slight changes for the better too (and for worse).
Here we are, with a short range high res model still showing that 4-6” for SNJ as we bear down on game time. Still enough time left for slight changes for the better too (and for worse).
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Isnt that for every storm? Some over perform; some under perform. Some of the S/R Hi Res guidance (12and 3k NAM/RGEM) may be hinting at a little wrinkle that could throw back moisture independent of the initial overrunning event. With still 36-48hrs before game time there could be an extra few inches to be had for Suffolk County esp.
What does Bernie have to do with it?
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
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Isnt that for every storm? Some over perform; some under perform. Some of the S/R Hi Res guidance (12and 3k NAM/RGEM) may be hinting at a little wrinkle that could throw back moisture independent of the initial overrunning event. With still 36-48hrs before game time there could be an extra few inches to be had for Suffolk County esp.
What does Bernie have to do with it?
A little more tongue on cheek on my post. Basically Bernie's latest twitter stream on this said it's a non event as the southern energy is too strung out and the GFS aligned to this yesterday. I think c-2" myself, but just funny whenever we get too confident of an outcome it usually backfires.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Grselig wrote:Irish wrote:Beautiful Spring storm coming for the 17th-18th, temps into the 50s. Maybe an inch of rain.
This is banter. But why beautiful. I say heartbreakinga winter of tears and lost opportunity for many of us! But 100% congratulations to the winners!
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Sarcasm, I hate rain in winter. And not really banter as I was reporting/discussing weather in the long range, preceded by banter. Sneaky...sneaky.
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Irish wrote:Grselig wrote:Irish wrote:Beautiful Spring storm coming for the 17th-18th, temps into the 50s. Maybe an inch of rain.
This is banter. But why beautiful. I say heartbreakinga winter of tears and lost opportunity for many of us! But 100% congratulations to the winners!
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Sarcasm, I hate rain in winter. And not really banter as I was reporting/discussing weather in the long range, preceded by banter. Sneaky...sneaky.
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Ok Ok back to LR discussion
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
There’s enough PVA and WAA for there to be a “snow outbreak” on Sunday which could drop a couple of inches along the coast.
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Re: Long Range Thread 24.0
Given temps next week rise through the 50’s, I’m rather glad this doesn’t produce any meaningful snow.
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Would be a nice and pleasant surprise to be within one of those purple chicken pox dots of heavier snow this Sunday if this pans out. To add a couple solid days of snowpack before the warmth returns. Fingers crossed
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I feel as though this ‘storm’ is being reasonable. It’s said, “I can’t make a phase, that’s off the table and that’s that. BUT, I’m going to do what I can to make this a decent snow outbreak for all!”
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There is usually a pattern breaker storm. Too bad this storm can't phase in time.
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