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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Holy smokesFrank_Wx wrote:Wow EURO ENSEMBLES!!!!!!!!!
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SoulSingMG wrote:12z EURO paints a more interesting picture for Fri-Sat, H5 almost a phase, looking closer to its ensembles
But can we trust this piece of garbage that showed 40 inches in Richmond Virginia the day before the storm? Richmond received 5 inches.
I'm waiting for the 84 hour KIng NAM . It's the only model I trust. Kidding sort of.
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Euro individual ensembles lean BM
And I trust the euro much more for this event. It's a true Miller A
And I trust the euro much more for this event. It's a true Miller A
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Some people probably had enough
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Frank_Wx wrote:Some people probably had enough
Not even close.
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Wow at that scroll
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Enough im still waiting for my first. Even if i got 30 I would need 35 the next time. Got to keep chasing the high.
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Is this more of a Thurs-Fri event or a Fri-Sat event? Thanks!!!
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yesss more snow i love it bring it
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Frank_Wx wrote:Some people probably had enough
If you asked me when my driveway had over 2 feet, I would have said wait til february. After my neighbor plowed by driveway, BRING IT ON!
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We can handle it, bring it although another Godzilla/roidzilla will surprise me lol
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
EPAWA:
"Not to be a debby downer, and believe me, after 32" of snow that I just now finished clearing, I want NO PART of any snow for awhile. But the European model (with exceptionally strong ensemble support) is suggesting that Thursday night/Friday we may get more. Not a lock yet, as the GFS and Canadian models disagree on their current runs - but are close enough to be concerned. However, this same thing happened in 1996. The great blizzard hit on Jan 6th-7th, and 5 days later, another storm hit (image #2 is the snowfall map from January 12th, 1996 storm). So no rest for the weary. We may be right back at it this week."
"Not to be a debby downer, and believe me, after 32" of snow that I just now finished clearing, I want NO PART of any snow for awhile. But the European model (with exceptionally strong ensemble support) is suggesting that Thursday night/Friday we may get more. Not a lock yet, as the GFS and Canadian models disagree on their current runs - but are close enough to be concerned. However, this same thing happened in 1996. The great blizzard hit on Jan 6th-7th, and 5 days later, another storm hit (image #2 is the snowfall map from January 12th, 1996 storm). So no rest for the weary. We may be right back at it this week."
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EPAWA. Please be a Debbie Downer. We finally have momentum.
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Frank_Wx wrote:Some people probably had enough
LOL one of my all time office quotes! Tht was pretty much my wife after hour several hours of cleaning and the plow hasnt come yet so I will have to go out again once it does. But I am a die hard and if we going to have another blizzard bring it! On thursday would be very rough though as my job expects us in no matter what. They do not excuse for snow.
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Won't the temps be too high anyway. High projected close to 40
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Frank_Wx wrote:This has to at least raise an eyebrow
why?
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Frank_Wx wrote:Some people probably had enough
no way!! i'm in!! as long as no one gets hurt...bring on the snow!!(my parents on other hand..just put their house on market and are moving south...that was our xmas present )...they got 3 feet yesterday!
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SoulSingMG wrote:EPAWA:
"Not to be a debby downer, and believe me, after 32" of snow that I just now finished clearing, I want NO PART of any snow for awhile. But the European model (with exceptionally strong ensemble support) is suggesting that Thursday night/Friday we may get more. Not a lock yet, as the GFS and Canadian models disagree on their current runs - but are close enough to be concerned. However, this same thing happened in 1996. The great blizzard hit on Jan 6th-7th, and 5 days later, another storm hit (image #2 is the snowfall map from January 12th, 1996 storm). So no rest for the weary. We may be right back at it this week."
they complain no snow, now they want no part
sigh lol
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Let it SNOW!
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track17 wrote:Won't the temps be too high anyway. High projected close to 40
Don't take those temps verbatim track. We get a 990 BM low or lower that will once again dynamically drew in and produce cold air, the 859 level temp are -1 to -3 c so it is cold enough to snow. U on the coast may have to deal with a mix at time possibly but better than 35*and a rainstorm. Still 4 days away for this to trend for us trackside and even temps for some.
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
cant believe we are already gonna start model watching with the GFS coming now. lol
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Re: Long Range Thread 9.0
Amugs thanks for your insight I just looked too it seems we are talking about the night too which would make it cooler too
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snowday111 wrote:Is this more of a Thurs-Fri event or a Fri-Sat event? Thanks!!!
As of now looks Thursday into Friday.
track17 wrote:Won't the temps be too high anyway. High projected close to 40
Temps will be warm for the coast if there is no northern stream involvement to drag down the Arctic air. If this is strictly STJ driven the coast will rain. But if theres no phase it will probably go out to sea anyway.
weatherwatchermom wrote:Frank_Wx wrote:This has to at least raise an eyebrow
why?
Massive southern energy strengthening from the Gulf of Mexico with a potent northern stream over the Great Lakes. If there's enough western ridging, this has a classic Godzilla looks.
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No rest for the weary. 18z gfs has better phasing than the 12z gfs.
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Txt Frank...
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