Noreaster looking better for next week
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Noreaster looking better for next week
The gfs is finally starting to catch on the idea of major snows for the big cities on the I-95 corridor. Last night it was all rain now its snow. The EURO is also showing very heavy snows. This is look better and better with each run. This storm today will be the appeitizer and then next weeks will be the real MEAL!!
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- yoda
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HPC updated Prelim:
ALTHOUGH PREFER A SOLUTION CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF FOR MOST FEATURES
OPT TO NUDGE THE ECMWF COASTAL LOW AND POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THREAT CLOSER TO THE COAST MON/WED AS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AND CONSIDERING THAT EVEN THE
OP ECMWF UPSTREAM NRN STREAM TROF POSITION CERTAINLY LEAVES ROOM
FOR THE NWWD ADJUSTMENT.
UPDATE...STILL PREFER THE 12 UTC/FEB 23 ECMWF OVERALL ACROSS MUCH
OF NOAM AND THE OCEANS BUT HAVE OPTED TO ADJUST A POTENTIALLY
SIGNIFICANT LOW CLOSER TO THE E COAST MON-WED AS SUPPORTED BY NEW
ECMWF ENSEMBLES.
ALTHOUGH PREFER A SOLUTION CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF FOR MOST FEATURES
OPT TO NUDGE THE ECMWF COASTAL LOW AND POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THREAT CLOSER TO THE COAST MON/WED AS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AND CONSIDERING THAT EVEN THE
OP ECMWF UPSTREAM NRN STREAM TROF POSITION CERTAINLY LEAVES ROOM
FOR THE NWWD ADJUSTMENT.
UPDATE...STILL PREFER THE 12 UTC/FEB 23 ECMWF OVERALL ACROSS MUCH
OF NOAM AND THE OCEANS BUT HAVE OPTED TO ADJUST A POTENTIALLY
SIGNIFICANT LOW CLOSER TO THE E COAST MON-WED AS SUPPORTED BY NEW
ECMWF ENSEMBLES.
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yoda wrote:HPC updated Prelim:
ALTHOUGH PREFER A SOLUTION CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF FOR MOST FEATURES
OPT TO NUDGE THE ECMWF COASTAL LOW AND POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THREAT CLOSER TO THE COAST MON/WED AS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AND CONSIDERING THAT EVEN THE
OP ECMWF UPSTREAM NRN STREAM TROF POSITION CERTAINLY LEAVES ROOM
FOR THE NWWD ADJUSTMENT.
UPDATE...STILL PREFER THE 12 UTC/FEB 23 ECMWF OVERALL ACROSS MUCH
OF NOAM AND THE OCEANS BUT HAVE OPTED TO ADJUST A POTENTIALLY
SIGNIFICANT LOW CLOSER TO THE E COAST MON-WED AS SUPPORTED BY NEW
ECMWF ENSEMBLES.
It has turned out to be yet another bust for my region. First they said 6 to 10. Then thay said 5 to 9, later they said 4 to 8, a few hours ago they said 3 to 6, and now they have me in for 2 to 4 inches of snow. This stuff just makes me want to kill somebody.
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IndianaJonesDDT wrote:yoda wrote:HPC updated Prelim:
ALTHOUGH PREFER A SOLUTION CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF FOR MOST FEATURES
OPT TO NUDGE THE ECMWF COASTAL LOW AND POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THREAT CLOSER TO THE COAST MON/WED AS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AND CONSIDERING THAT EVEN THE
OP ECMWF UPSTREAM NRN STREAM TROF POSITION CERTAINLY LEAVES ROOM
FOR THE NWWD ADJUSTMENT.
UPDATE...STILL PREFER THE 12 UTC/FEB 23 ECMWF OVERALL ACROSS MUCH
OF NOAM AND THE OCEANS BUT HAVE OPTED TO ADJUST A POTENTIALLY
SIGNIFICANT LOW CLOSER TO THE E COAST MON-WED AS SUPPORTED BY NEW
ECMWF ENSEMBLES.
It has turned out to be yet another bust for my region. First they said 6 to 10. Then thay said 5 to 9, later they said 4 to 8, a few hours ago they said 3 to 6, and now they have me in for 2 to 4 inches of snow. This stuff just makes me want to kill somebody.
I know how you feel man. Trust me.
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IndianaJonesDDT wrote:yoda wrote:HPC updated Prelim:
ALTHOUGH PREFER A SOLUTION CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF FOR MOST FEATURES
OPT TO NUDGE THE ECMWF COASTAL LOW AND POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT
WINTER STORM THREAT CLOSER TO THE COAST MON/WED AS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AND CONSIDERING THAT EVEN THE
OP ECMWF UPSTREAM NRN STREAM TROF POSITION CERTAINLY LEAVES ROOM
FOR THE NWWD ADJUSTMENT.
UPDATE...STILL PREFER THE 12 UTC/FEB 23 ECMWF OVERALL ACROSS MUCH
OF NOAM AND THE OCEANS BUT HAVE OPTED TO ADJUST A POTENTIALLY
SIGNIFICANT LOW CLOSER TO THE E COAST MON-WED AS SUPPORTED BY NEW
ECMWF ENSEMBLES.
It has turned out to be yet another bust for my region. First they said 6 to 10. Then thay said 5 to 9, later they said 4 to 8, a few hours ago they said 3 to 6, and now they have me in for 2 to 4 inches of snow. This stuff just makes me want to kill somebody.
Wait, now they are saying that sleet will mix in. There goes my snow. I quit. Bring on Spring. And that next snowstorm will miss my area too, so I could care less about Monday.
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Stephanie wrote:It's not a bust for ALL of the MidAtlantic.
True, not all of the Mid-Atlantic but it's still a bust for the most part. As soon as you see a place in Maryland get 10 inches, tell me, cause I don't see that happenning any time soon. They called for 10 inches in my area and I only have 5 and the storm is already moving out from my area.
Getting half of what's predicted counts as a bust.
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Planetsnow wrote:What happened to next week's storm???? First they said heavy snow late Monday into Tuesday, now they are saying only snow showers. I KNEW IT I KNEW IT I KNEW IT WAS GOING TO CHANGE!!!!!!!!!! DAMN, can't we ever get a huge snowstorm around here????????
And you wonder why us Southerners are frustrated ALL WINTER LONG EVERY YEAR????




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We finally get some snow from a system. We werent forecasted any at the beginning of the week to just a couple days ago. We were forecasted 2 to 4 inches last night and we will more then likely surpass that in many areas, especially those in the southern counties of our CWA. Guess we are still seeing the northern trend on the storms. I will post totals later this evening.
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This storm is a verga train.
Next Weeks? Who knows, odd system to say the least. The models are having alot of problems phasing this together, though the GGEM has my idea
. Personally, I don't see what the big deal is right now. A storm it may be, but not the hype some people are trying to give it looking at overphasing models. I am not sure this just isn't a big rainstorm with some snowfall.
Next Weeks? Who knows, odd system to say the least. The models are having alot of problems phasing this together, though the GGEM has my idea

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There's been 4.2" of snow in Essex, MD just east of Baltimore. Areas south of here over the central Delmarva and south central Maryland have seen 6-7 inches of snow with this storm. Everything is on the money so far and more snow is expected for the next several hours. This would result in 5-10 inches total accumulation, not surprised since that was the projected total since yesterday from DC, Annapolis, Baltimore points north and east.
Will watch the situation closely for early next week. Looks quite ominous for the big cities and the northeast and mid atlantic coast.
Jim
Will watch the situation closely for early next week. Looks quite ominous for the big cities and the northeast and mid atlantic coast.
Jim
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