This has been the same look the entire Winter. They dig, tilt, get to strong & yeet into an oblivion. Texas & Arkansas. Rinse & repeat. Lol ?Not too bad how it turned out. Yes fantasy but still
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This has been the same look the entire Winter. They dig, tilt, get to strong & yeet into an oblivion. Texas & Arkansas. Rinse & repeat. Lol ?Not too bad how it turned out. Yes fantasy but still
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Cuts inland but it snow * A LOT * before it does.
Without digging into the details, given the track and backend anonymous cold, seems to have some similarities with the 93 Super Storm? No?
It's what makes me wonder whether or not -8 departures will give us a big snowstorm. 52 seems a tad too warm for snow, but there seems to be some enthusiasm about it, so I guess it's possible.Happy meteorological spring yall! 95% of us now have average highs above 60 (I think RDU goes over tomorrow or Friday). In one more month 70 is the average![]()
It's what makes me wonder whether or not -8 departures will give us a big snowstorm. 52 seems a tad too warm for snow, but there seems to be some enthusiasm about it, so I guess it's possible.
You can see the GEFS clearly lagging behind in showing lower heights out west while the EPS and GEPS continues to trend towards weaker heights and even a ridge trying to pop around 7-10 days out View attachment 133804View attachment 133805View attachment 133806
It is! March can still work though. Different than jan but it happens. Anything past mid March though is probably upper level low driven though? That seems to be the main big snow producer that time of year.It's what makes me wonder whether or not -8 departures will give us a big snowstorm. 52 seems a tad too warm for snow, but there seems to be some enthusiasm about it, so I guess it's possible.
The GFS and its ensembles are hot garbage. It is on the biggest island by itself right now. Betting against the EPS especially at this range is not a good idea.It gives me pause. The GEFS and GFS op are significantly more subdued as it pertains to the cold and the duration. That op run wasn’t impressive in the least. Though getting to normal and a little BN is a significant accomplishment compared to where we’ve been. I tend to think the Euro is overdoing things a bit.
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In my mind if we don’t get anything by March 15 we’re done. It would take a once in a 40 or 50 year storm to get anything past March 15.It is! March can still work though. Different than jan but it happens. Anything past mid March though is probably upper level low driven though? That seems to be the main big snow producer that time of year.
Hard to snow with temps around 37 too.Maybe it will hit at night???
i mean, awesome, looks good, but i've seen this general look from the euro ens snow map like 7 times this winter
And nearly on the 30th anniversary of March ‘93…Not too bad how it turned out. Yes fantasy but still
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I’ve seen it snow at 48It's what makes me wonder whether or not -8 departures will give us a big snowstorm. 52 seems a tad too warm for snow, but there seems to be some enthusiasm about it, so I guess it's possible.
Similar sfc low track. Some shortwave phasing on the Control. '93 more extreme phasing of course. No -NAO / Retrograding block in '93Without digging into the details, given the track and backend anonymous cold, seems to have some similarities with the 93 Super Storm? No?
I would put very little stock into the GFS suite… it has been performing horribly for months and the GFS op is basically useless outside of 4 days when it has no support from other modelsIt gives me pause. The GEFS and GFS op are significantly more subdued as it pertains to the cold and the duration. That op run wasn’t impressive in the least. Though getting to normal and a little BN is a significant accomplishment compared to where we’ve been. I tend to think the Euro is overdoing things a bit.
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GFS at 18z continues to be completely out to lunch compared to any other model and it’s ensemble group. Would put little to no stock in it at this point as a high amp phase 8 with blocking in the Arctic and westward retrograding -NAO does not support a pattern it’s laying out in the medium to long range. I think the euro/EPS cmc/GEPS have the right idea (and show similar pattern evolutions as a result) in how this evolution usually pans out with the pieces in play.
The GFS is awful in every metric possibleIt’s an outlier until we see if any of the other models follows suit. I get that it doesn’t make sense in regards to where the indices are headed but how could it be this far off? Seems insane.
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Definitely has some quad 4 losses.The GFS is awful in every metric possible
Might be a severe storm or 2 also tonight. Marginal risk now over much of central and western NC for hail.Might be a little loud overnight around here
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Really I’d rather a moderate strength wave come out of the west first and hit the Mid-Atlantic / NE which then establishes the eastern trough behind it, then a have second moderate-strong wave slide west to east into cold air over the SENo way anyone should believe this now. No need to get excited unless something is showing next Monday.
Tonight’s CMC holds strong with its previous runs. Exceptionally cold pattern for march. Impressive evolution hereReally I’d rather a moderate strength wave come out of the west first and hit the Mid-Atlantic / NE which then establishes the eastern trough behind it, then a have second moderate-strong wave slide west to east into cold air over the SE
The N and NW portions of the forum may prefer to swing for the fences like Mickey Mantle and have the first wave come out in Big Bang fashion per Euro Control (warmer risks)
850 mb temp evolution is just insane for march. Below freezing all the way through Florida. That’ll support snow over the SE if you can get a system to show up in this time frameTonight’s CMC holds strong with its previous runs. Exceptionally cold pattern for march. Impressive evolution here View attachment 133833