Long Range Thread 18.0
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Dunnzoo wrote:I wouldn't trust anything on any of these events yet. When we have these systems all in a row so close together, the models usually struggle. I'll wait til Saturday to look at Sunday.
You are wise I am unwise and get sucked in way too early!
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It does look like the polar vortex is giving us the cold shoulder next week. Cold enough for next week but if I correctly read things in posts, it is wait and see 24 hours out. By the way, has anyone noticed the board's search feature is not working?
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dkodgis wrote:It does look like the polar vortex is giving us the cold shoulder next week. Cold enough for next week but if I correctly read things in posts, it is wait and see 24 hours out. By the way, has anyone noticed the board's search feature is not working?
Its still 3+ days out but you are far enough north and west that you are in a pretty good spot to get mostly snow from this the way it looks right now. In and around NYC metro is really dicey at this point.
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Hyde its early but i would bet on another slop fest even up here. We know the drill by now.
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jimv45 wrote:Hyde its early but i would bet on another slop fest even up here. We know the drill by now.
Yeah, I think north of 84 looks like mostly snow with a possible mix. We shall see.
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Unfort it did take a tick back in the wrong direction at 500. TPV tad N again, like yesterday, and our system has trended stronger as it exits the Rockies and enters the plains. Taking into acct the warmer waters off the SE coast this makes sense as does the westward track via higher heights out ahead of the stronger system.
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Please let this fork put for at least the 287 area in Westchester I want a snow day lol
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Sroc that is a good point on the TPV and to be honest the Euro has been pretty amped up for quite some time, so westerly track would make more sense. I don't see it cutting inland and think it'll hug the coast at worst. Unfortunately that'll be bad for most.
It's quite possible that most on here see more snow before Sunday night than from the Sunday night storm.
It's quite possible that most on here see more snow before Sunday night than from the Sunday night storm.
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Bah that sucks, ok move onto spring, bye winter. And of course its going to be frigid right after our pouring rain monday. Gee that hasnt happened at all this year. I just pray that the 15th is a permenant warm up and 80s in March sounds great, someone mentioned that back.
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I think the system we have to watch is the one on Saturday that may end up being the more snowy and strong one. It will also help Tren the Sunday night Monday system further south and snowier if Saturday system is stronger. models are all over the place with this take a look at the latest GFS andn rgem
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WELL WE DID IT!!!
THE WHOLE MONTH OF FEB W/OUT A SUNSPOT
Daily Sun: 28 Feb 19
The sun is blank--no sunspots. Credit: SDO/HMI
Sunspot number: 0
What is the sunspot number?
Updated 28 Feb 2019
Spotless Days
Current Stretch: 28 days
2019 total: 43 days (73%)
Ramifications = the winters in the USA, Eastern Europe and Asia have experienced have been off some chart for cold and snowfall no not just your or mine back yards but the bigger picture of the=is macrocosm of a planet.
The Upper Atmosphere is the coldest it has been since NASA kept records - 1955 from what I have researched. Long time - absolutely not in the time continuum.
Higher Geomagnetic activity and longer winters - doesn't equal higher snowfall BUT the chances increase.
THE WHOLE MONTH OF FEB W/OUT A SUNSPOT
Daily Sun: 28 Feb 19
The sun is blank--no sunspots. Credit: SDO/HMI
Sunspot number: 0
What is the sunspot number?
Updated 28 Feb 2019
Spotless Days
Current Stretch: 28 days
2019 total: 43 days (73%)
Ramifications = the winters in the USA, Eastern Europe and Asia have experienced have been off some chart for cold and snowfall no not just your or mine back yards but the bigger picture of the=is macrocosm of a planet.
The Upper Atmosphere is the coldest it has been since NASA kept records - 1955 from what I have researched. Long time - absolutely not in the time continuum.
Higher Geomagnetic activity and longer winters - doesn't equal higher snowfall BUT the chances increase.
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
jmanley32 wrote:Bah that sucks, ok move onto spring, bye winter. And of course its going to be frigid right after our pouring rain monday. Gee that hasnt happened at all this year. I just pray that the 15th is a permenant warm up and 80s in March sounds great, someone mentioned that back.
Are you kidding with this "I just pray that the 15th is a permanent warm up and 80s in March sounds great, someone mentioned that back." Skins made mentioned of this, his lives at the shore about 80 miles South of you. You do realize you live in the mid latitudes and our weather/climate is not conducive for this pattern. The pattern does not support 80's from what I see, you have to go to June for this temperature permanency and STOP rushing the season let the seasons be the seasons. March fluctuates and may you see a 70* day possibly but 80* .............
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algae888 wrote:I think the system we have to watch is the one on Saturday that may end up being the more snowy and strong one. It will also help Tren the Sunday night Monday system further south and snowier if Saturday system is stronger. models are all over the place with this take a look at the latest GFS andn rgem
That system on Saturday may drop a foot on southern New England. Might be road trip time.
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heehaw453 wrote:algae888 wrote:I think the system we have to watch is the one on Saturday that may end up being the more snowy and strong one. It will also help Tren the Sunday night Monday system further south and snowier if Saturday system is stronger. models are all over the place with this take a look at the latest GFS andn rgem
That system on Saturday may drop a foot on southern New England. Might be road trip time.
Yeahhh. Saturday is a growing snow threat, even for us!
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SoulSingMG wrote:heehaw453 wrote:algae888 wrote:I think the system we have to watch is the one on Saturday that may end up being the more snowy and strong one. It will also help Tren the Sunday night Monday system further south and snowier if Saturday system is stronger. models are all over the place with this take a look at the latest GFS andn rgem
That system on Saturday may drop a foot on southern New England. Might be road trip time.
Yeahhh. Saturday is a growing snow threat, even for us!
Yeah. I’m getting disinterested with Sunday night honestly. Many times it’s what the models don’t pick up on that rock. See tomorrow but unfortunately looks like SNE is the zone. Easy ride up there so that’s good.
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New thread started ON Saturday Coastal. Move all discussion to there.please..
Sunday well.look at after Saturday storm, could have very big implications on Sunday storm so let's take it one storm at a time.
Sunday well.look at after Saturday storm, could have very big implications on Sunday storm so let's take it one storm at a time.
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
NAM has 3” tonight for my area. I’ll expect a coating.
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i hope we get a delay tomorrow but need a bit more than a coating as we had that this morning,
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And the 0z gfs fv3 with an outside of BM track dropping 10 inches of snow on Sunday night for a lot of folks. I’ve had enough for today. Good luck to us all!
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Euro is really nice now for epa. Marginal but MUCH better run on 0Z. I would take blend of gfs and euro in terms of track. Imo euro track starting to be aligned with other guidance
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Night shift South en East and weaker on the euro another tick or twi and most of us will be in the ball game for a moderate snow storm. The most encouraging news about all these systems is that they will be happening mainly at night so we don't have to deal with the dreaded March Sun angle
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Re: Long Range Thread 18.0
Wow at the 12z GFS, really strengthens this system, big snowstorm for most
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