We need that low in the gulf to help us. The WAA is killing us. Almost rinse and repeat of the December storm. Glad it is 6 days out still.With a low that's deep as advertised, you would think the moisture ahead would be richer.
We need that low in the gulf to help us. The WAA is killing us. Almost rinse and repeat of the December storm. Glad it is 6 days out still.With a low that's deep as advertised, you would think the moisture ahead would be richer.
If we could move that low about 100 miles south it would make a I-20 north special. I believe...
CMC is a hot mess but it’s also showing 3 waves?View attachment 10162
It just makes the storm cut north faster.What would it mean for upstate if all 3 waves phased?
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From my understanding we don’t want it to be there at all but if it is we want it slower and digging further south. I’m just relaying information from the MA thread but it makes sense. What hurts them hurts us. The further north it closes off the worse our snow chancesWhat would it mean for upstate if all 3 waves phased?
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I don't know about a triple phaser, those don't happen often. If there was going to be a triple phase, it would be a massive storm.
Yes it would be.Wouldn’t a triple phaser be like the blizzard of 93?
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Yes it would be.
That was a great snow for a lot of the southeast.
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Doc will be telling. It’s weaker and further south with the low. (As you know)But what was THE storm of the century! You can dream about a repeat all you want but it could easily be 2100+ before another one. In the meantime, there are other ways to get still really big snows even if not as big as the heaviest of 1993: see Feb of 1973, March of 1980/1983, Jan of 1982, Jan of 1988, Carolina Crusher (2000), Feb of 200, Mar of 2009 for some examples. Many of these were merely weak but very moist Gulf lows quite far south that interacted just right with a cold high to the north.
But what was THE storm of the century! You can dream about a repeat all you want but it could easily be 2100+ before another one. In the meantime, there are other ways to get still really big snows even if not as big as the heaviest of 1993: see Feb of 1973, March of 1980/1983, Jan of 1982, Jan of 1988, Carolina Crusher (2000), Feb of 2004, Mar of 2009 for some examples. Many of these were merely weak but very moist Gulf lows quite far south that interacted just right with a cold high to the north.
How much further south the snow line goesYep definitely better gefs support for snow further south than operational models are showing. Interesting to see what the king brings us
It will come back tomorrowEuro has no GOM surface low this time unlike prior two runs.
Euro has no GOM surface low this time unlike prior two runs.