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Wintry January 21-23 2025

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So it begins


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1050+ high in KS/MO, gonna suppress everytime!
 
Ensembles are certainly more useful at this range compared to ops. We are still +7 days, I'd expect R2R changes in the ops, and a slow but steady uptick in ensemble support for the next couple days if this does in fact have legs.
Bingo! Exactly what I've been saying. Until we get inside D6, watching ensembles is the way to go.
 
The run was a bad run for the SE. And this option is still on the table this far out is simply all I’m saying
Suppressed way south with no or weak storm is the less likely problem scenario compared to a storm with mid-level warmth issues from GSP to RDU, IMO…but understood
 
Will say this -- if someone came to me and asked me to draw up what I'd want models to look like 200 hours away from a historic southern snow, this is *exactly* how I would draw it up.

This could be the biggest southern snow event in a loonnnggg time (10+ years, maybe more).

I'm 100% on board at this point.. though we are still 7 days away, so still lots of uncertainty.. but as of right now, looking good in my eyes.
 
I don't like the suppressed looked on this GFS run, but I'm not a weather expert so maybe I should like it at this point from hearing you all discuss it.
100% because once we're within 3-5 days almost always trends NW...98% of the time! So suppressed right now is a very good thing. Watch the ensemble mean for snowfall!
 
I’m not sure I’m a fan of the storm taking so long to get going. I’d love to see it full bore by Wednesday morning, but this gfs suite seems to want to delay it. I don’t want to waste the cold air.
This is a good point, since the term suppressed can mean different things and can have different causes. The timing and strength of the S/W also affects whether a storm is depressed or amped, and exactly where it mingles with the base of the trough. I think most of us want the timing so the the Baja low is injected soon enough to give a cold storm, but not late enough that we ice or rain.
 
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