BLOG: Roidzilla Could Impact Area Tuesday March 14th

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Fantastic post as usual Frank, great write up here. Yeah, this is also one of the most eye catching events i've seen models show in a long time, with three branches of the jet interacting/phasing here. The sky is the ceiling here.

Excellent analysis as always Frank! Really puts in perspective the jobs and responsibilities of all the players on the atmospheric playing field in making this happen.

Great write up - need 4 -6 hour earlier inject of PJ and KABOOMMM we go down in as number one baby! This boards server needs a check up pronto kid - dont want an outage due to traffic - u know what happened with Juno.

Great to finally see something developing and all these pieces coming together.

Excellent write up and maps u post frank my fingers are cross for a big one please let's get a monster snowstorm

Great writeup let the 00z gfs get us excited again!

Great post

Great write up Frank, and I echo the sentiments of others as we see these pieces coming together - amazing dynamics, hope to see them unfold to their potential.

00z GFS run looks like its going to be a huge one!!

Running slow, I need sleep but I need to see it!

OMG....



I worry or maybe I shouldnt that there could be mixing issues? Thats really close to coast.

Jesus Christ. This might top the 18z run!

Crap it goes right over us changes to all rain!!

jmanley32 wrote:OMG....



I worry or maybe I shouldnt that there could be mixing issues? Thats really close to coast.

Wow, I'd say so

not a good run way to close to coast.

snows less than 6 hrs before everyone changes to rain what a way to go to bed ugg...frank eluded to this.

You miss a day of model runs and the whole world seems like it flipped upside down. Been at work so I just spent the last half hour catching up. That said, this storm has bothered me from the beginning; I've seen this setup before but for the life of me could not figure it out. While reading up on today's events it finally occurred to me. If anybody wants to post a few maps or look into themselves, February 21st-28th, 2010, I believe it was. First system came through along a stalled east-west boundary (our system number two, missing south) and then the North American Blizzard as it came to be called developed 24 hours later along the repositioned stalled boundary then across Florida, came up as a Miller-A, and dropped 1-3 feet area-wide. I actually have an in-depth case study of it that I did for school if anybody wants to see it, but that is a PERFECT analog week to this one. Highly suggest checking it out, if for no other reason than interest alone!

jmanley32 wrote:

not a good run way to close to coast.

The UKIE hinted at this at the 12z run!

Okayyy holy crap its still able to drop nearly 1-2 1/2 feet!!

Great write up, btw, Frank!! I am also slightly concerned that this could have some rain involved, but we'll see!!

Surface sustained winds in kts holy crap...



850mb winds insane

Inhale, exhale lol you're gonna drive yourself crazy ! I'm gonna wait for tomorrow to pass and then pay attention to Tuesday

Uhh, correct me if I'm wrong, but I do believe that would be a BECS......

BAD RUN? For you maybe, I get HAMMERED!