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[metfan4life]

24


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Total precip

[rgwp96]

its a lot warmer. surface temps way above freezing for the city. even inland areas above freezing

[rgwp96]

close up view of precip

[lab94]

24 hr precip from 24-48 hrs

[lab94]

temps well below 32 untill 30 hrs at Kmmu

30 hrs kmmu

[icehater]

GFS is too far north for us. Dramatic warm-up for all between 24-30 hours

NYC:

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/cgi-bin/gen_grb...mp;size=640x480

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/cgi-bin/gen_grb...mp;size=640x480

[metfan4life]

The battle of the models once again

[snowfreak188]

funny thing is that the GFS is kinda and outlier rite now! looks like the clipper is moving south!

[metfan4life]

snowfreak188, on Feb 28 2008, 11:06 PM, said:

funny thing is that the GFS is kinda and outlier rite now! looks like the clipper is moving south!

I believe all the models have it much south then the GFS

[icehater]

Haven't seen a set-up like this in years. This has enormous possibilities.


http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/an...fs_slp_174l.gif

[snowfreak188]

ice the storm after this WAYS to go looks pretty damn nice as well!

[metfan4life]

My god, the GFS went crazy tonight by showing alot of storms for the upcoming weeks

[snowfreak188]

freaky thing is the 18z had a storm just like the one the 00z has in the later hours! :frantics:

[icehater]

snowfreak188, on Feb 28 2008, 11:49 PM, said:

ice the storm after this WAYS to go looks pretty damn nice as well!

It's too late at night and I'm too lazy to look but this run almost looks like it's developing a North Atlantic block. The storm in the March 7th-8th time period has triple phase possiblities (arctic, STJ and atlantic) and has a strong negative tilt near the coast. On this run the storm forms in the NE GOM and first runs NE but then that tilt takes it NNW into New England. We need the arctic air to be a little faster so that it captures the storm while it's in the south rather than when it reaches our lattitude. Maine would get 2-3' of snow if this ever verified. But you forget the track as it's too far out but note the potential dynamics. The models are starting to signal some fantastic dynamics iin that March 7th-10th time period. This lends a lot of support to the strongly phased storms Robbs, Storm and I have been saying are possible in March. We might just be able to get one or two of them in our sweetspot per this GFS run.

[snowfreak188]

icehater, on Feb 29 2008, 12:03 AM, said:

It's too late at night and I'm too lazy to look but this run almost looks like it's developing a North Atlantic block. The storm in the March 7th-8th time period has triple phase possiblities (arctic, STJ and atlantic) and has a strong negative tilt near the coast. On this run the storm forms in the NE GOM and first runs NE but then that tilt takes it NNW into New England. We need the arctic air to be a little faster so that it captures the storm while it's in the south rather than when it reaches our lattitude. Maine would get 2-3' of snow if this ever verified. But you forget the track as it's too far out but note the potential dynamics. The models are starting to signal some fantastic dynamics iin that March 7th-10th time period. This lends a lot of support to the strongly phased storms Robbs, Storm and I have been saying are possible in March. We might just be able to get one or two of them in our sweetspot per this GFS run.

looks like a few days of warm air then back to a stormy and cold period? if so we havent seen that in a WHILEEEEE!!!

[icehater]

snowfreak188, on Feb 29 2008, 12:07 AM, said:

looks like a few days of warm air then back to a stormy and cold period? if so we havent seen that in a WHILEEEEE!!!

JB may go bonkers with this pattern tomorrow.

[snowfreak188]

icehater, on Feb 29 2008, 12:12 AM, said:

JB may go bonkers with this pattern tomorrow.

euro in about another hour! i guess ill be up to post it!