Would this look peg your snow meter? Not a lot to nitpick about there.
I’m gonna be honest I don’t buy a huge ridge next weekend shoving that winter storm way up into the Ohio valley. Wouldn’t be shocked if it’s a lot closer to home than that. I mean it was more so yesterday.I didn’t realize the AIFS is right there at day 7, and the ens is pinging hard for the day 7-8 event View attachment 184788View attachment 184789View attachment 184790
That’s my big worry here in southern Md that all this gets suppressed and we miss it allColder trend here on the Weathernext Ensemble for Jan 28 with storm signal
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Good to see you posting. This could be the big storm we’ve been waiting on for years.
Ngl just went over most modeling and this probably has a shot at some big B2B action. That look at day 10-11 could be even better and colderGood to see you posting. This could be the big storm we’ve been waiting on for years.
the elusive snow on snow. Saddle tf upNgl just went over most modeling and this probably has a shot at some big B2B action. That look at day 10-11 could be even better and colder
How about we build a glacier across the Southern US to prevent the Midwest from warming on the return flow?If I had my choice, I would probably prefer letting first big storm go by to your north next weekend to set the glacier. Then you go score as quick and often as you can after that, possibly with multiple big storms.
Of course, I don’t think anyone would complain if they got hit off the bat either
Been saying this for the last few days. GFS and GEFS are really the only models that show a more northern solution with western dumping.I’m gonna be honest I don’t buy a huge ridge next weekend shoving that winter storm way up into the Ohio valley. Wouldn’t be shocked if it’s a lot closer to home than that. I mean it was more so yesterday.
So, no superstrong WWB after all? What happened? Are the models that bad?
Westerly wind burst I believewhat does this mean?
It looks very good for sure, and it begins with this TPV dropping down into central > eastern Canada as our cold sourceWould this look peg your snow meter? Not a lot to nitpick about there.

what does this mean?
It looks very good for sure, and it begins with this TPV dropping down into central > eastern Canada as our cold source
You know the drill though. Gotta have things hold for many days, and with more model agreement…and have luck go our way in the end
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Is that sarcasm or a good thing?
Well. It includes the best phases…. And It’s the euro… so…Is that sarcasm or a good thing?
It’s good. We certainly struggle these days to get the MJO to make a good pass thru 7-8-1-2Is that sarcasm or a good thing?

2011-2012 has to be the worst winter I’ve experienced here in NE TN. 2022-2023 is a close second.It’s good. We certainly struggle these days to get the MJO to make a good pass thru 7-8-1-2
But it makes me think of a winter which had one of the all-time most terrible-est patterns, the winter of 2011-2012. The MJO made a good pass thru 7-8-1-2 in Feb 2012, and this beautiful split flow pattern developed out west in the midst of an otherwise awful winter. But it led to a pattern that produced a light snow (1-5 inches) across parts of northern NC. It’s a good example though of the MJO improving the pattern on the Pacific side
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More ice right? I wish the GFS would jump on board!