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Still enough variation in model runs to watch with a passing interesting to see if anything will come of this system or not in regards to wintry weather. The Euro actually looked a little better to me than the 12z run from yesterday but haven't really looked at it closely since this is still 6-7 days out.
We wouldn’t have a chance in hell with a juiced up system. A sheared wave is preferred for the bulk of this board in the ‘dead’ of winter. A sheared wave is ‘vital’ for almost everyone on this board in late March if they want to see snow
To bad it's not January. Though, I guess we can suck just as bad in January.
Most cold wx fans are going to like the late 12Z EPS 11-15 as it is more PNAey than the 0Z and certainly doesn't look warm.
Edit: If we were to ignore the cold bias, the 12Z EPS says no prolonged warmth through April 4+ with cool dominating over only isolated warm days.
Edit: If we were to ignore the cold bias, the 12Z EPS says no prolonged warmth through April 4+ with cool dominating over only isolated warm days.
Also looking at ensembles this thing looks to favor a late bloomer scenario well off the coast
But that’s just looking at snow accumulation maps. Maybe there’s precip there but it’s falling as rain idk
But that’s just looking at snow accumulation maps. Maybe there’s precip there but it’s falling as rain idk
Yessiirrrr, deepest convection that fires up tommorow could support small hail/graupel with such cold air aloft
Yes, some support for Virginia/DTland but not the SE other than maybe something very light near NC/Va border. And don't forget about the ever present cold bias.
Wasn’t that because of snow cover or something? I feel like now there’s way less snow cover around even north for that to be in effect i dont know
Excellent question. Though a contributor, it hasn't been just due to snowcover. As recently as 5 days ago, the cold bias had been as strong as ever per stats Radiant presented for the month and the snowcover then wasn't as widespread as earlier in the month. But I suspect the cold bias will reduce some due to less snowcover as we go ahead.
I don’t think so, after most of those areas getting 9+ inches of snow back in dec north of I-40, I think I-40-south deserves something for a change