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    Exclamation March big dog storm has been nutered

    Longrange models have continued for days now to show a big snow possible around March 2/3. Long time local met Dan Satterfield of WHNT in Huntsville said it has comparisons to the March 93 bilizzard. Stay tuned.....

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    PRELIMINARY EXTENDED FORECAST DISCUSSION
    NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
    253 AM EST MON FEB 22 2010

    VALID 12Z FRI FEB 26 2010 - 12Z MON MAR 01 2010

    STRONG POSITIVE MID-LEVEL HEIGHT ANOMALIES ACROSS CANADA ARE
    EXPECTED TO RETROGRADE FROM EASTERN TO WESTERN PORTIONS OF THE
    COUNTRY...FAVORING A CLOSED CYCLONE SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
    OF THE NORTHERN PLAINS/GREAT LAKES. THE 00Z ECMWF/00Z GEFS
    MEAN/12Z ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN AGREE ON THIS IDEA...AND WITH EACH
    OTHER ELSEWHERE. STARTED WITH A COMPROMISE OF THE 00Z GEFS
    MEAN/00Z ECMWF AND MADE ADJUSTMENTS PER THE 12Z MULTI-MODEL
    ENSEMBLE CLUSTERING FROM THIS PREFERENCE...WHICH LED GOOD
    CONTINUITY AND A MORE NORTHERLY CYCLONE CROSSING TEXAS INTO
    LOUISIANA FROM LATE NEXT WEEKEND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK. IT SHOULD
    BE RELATIVELY WET IN THE WEST THIS PERIOD AS A PAIR OF SYSTEMS
    MOVE INTO THE REGION. AS THE ENERGY MOVES THROUGH THE WEST INTO
    THE SOUTHERN PLAINS AND BEYOND...SOUTHERN SNOWS ARE POSSIBLE WITH
    BOTH LOWS EXPECTED TO TRACK NEAR THE GULF COAST THIS PERIOD..
    .AND
    NEW ENGLAND SNOWS ARE EXPECTED FROM THURSDAY INTO SATURDAY AS A
    PESKY DEEP CYCLONE VERY SLOWLY PULLS AWAY FROM THE REGION. IN ITS
    WAKE...LAKE EFFECT SNOWS ARE EXPECTED FROM LATE THIS WEEK INTO
    EARLY NEXT WEEK. AN AVENUE OF ARCTIC AIR IS FAVORED FROM THE
    NORTHERN PLAINS THROUGH THE SOUTHEAST INTO THE FLORIDA PENINSULA
    DURING THIS FORECAST PERIOD
    WITH MODIFIED MARITIME POLAR AIR
    EXPECTED WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE.




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    Blizzard on the way?
    Dan Satterfield's blog:
    http://wildwildweather.com/TVWB/TVWB...d_-_Maybe.html


    another Blizzard On The Way??


    Another Blizzard ?? - Maybe

    Monday, 22 February 2010


    The long range weather models have been indicating that a major blizzard will develop in about 8 days and hot the East Coast of America.


    First of all, you should know that numerical weather models are NOT reliable this far into the future. Things can and will be different than what the image above shows. That said the guidance is a lot better than it was 10 years ago and it is much better than it was in 1993 when the super storm of March 1993 brought all time record snowfalls to Alabama and Georgia.


    The early indications are showing some real similarities to that storm. It develops in the Gulf of Mexico and deepens into an intense storm as it moves into the Appalachians. The 93 storm was in mid March. This one, if it develops will be very early in March.


    The big question is will the southern jet which has been strong all winter, due to El Nino, will phase with the polar jet. The polar jet has been much further south this year than what we would expect to see. Especially in a winter with a moderately strong El Nino.


    I still remember looking at the weather charts the week before the 1993 blizzard. The long range models were surprisingly consistent with that storm. Similar to this one- so far.


    Long Range Numerical Weather prediction Model- Forecast for March 3rd.

    The image on the left is the 200 millibar chart for early next week. This is a chart showing the winds and storm track at around 9,000 meters high in the atmosphere.


    This is the jet stream level and it’s a good chart to look at to see if the jet streams are likely to phase.


    This model run is showing that there IS phasing between the southern and northern branch of the jet streams. This would produce a much stronger storm.


    The fact that the oceans are unusually warm globally will be another factor. January saw the second warmest oceans on the instrumental record. This is very likely due to the increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.


    Will it happen?


    My gut feeling is that we will see a pretty strong storm next week. Whether the jets will phase, and it will track up the east coast is still questionable. So is the possibility of it tracking in the right way to grab enough warm moist air from the Gulf Stream to turn into an historic blizzard.


    As we say in TV- Stay Tuned. Oh, and if your local meteorologist seems a bit harried this week, now you know why.


    Dan

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    Saturday is looking rather nice right now so lets focus on that system first before we talk about Monday and Tuesday of next week. I will have more later after I get out of class :)




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    Quote Originally Posted by ROLLTIDE View Post




    Holy S**t, Roll! Not again! The snow finally melted yesterday.

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    bowdown Outdoor Wedding Sat 2-27-10

    I am trying to get an idea of the weather for next Saturday 2-27 for Tallahassee area? I am good with anything but rain and snow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stormfreak View Post
    I am trying to get an idea of the weather for next Saturday 2-27 for Tallahassee area? I am good with anything but rain and snow.
    right now it's not looking that bad with 55 to 60 for a high and some isolated showers in the afternoon but that's subject to change.




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    Awesome thank you I will stay tuned, I love this site.

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    .LONG TERM...(THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY)...THE ACTIVE SOUTHERN STREAM
    CONTINUES INTO THE EXTENDED AS GLOBAL MODELS INDICATE TWO SYSTEMS
    MOVING ACROSS THE NORTH CENTRAL GULF. IN FACT...BOTH THE GFS AND
    ECMWF ARE UNUSUALLY SIMILAR WITH BOTH SYSTEMS. THE FIRST SYSTEM IS
    FORECAST TO MOVE ACROSS THE NORTHERN GULF FRIDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY
    SATURDAY WITH ANOTHER GULF LOW ON MONDAY. FORECAST PARTIAL THICKNESS
    VALUES INDICATE MIXED PRECIP ACROSS NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THE AREA
    WITH BOTH SYSTEMS. HOWEVER...IT IS WAY TOO EARLY TO GET SPECIFIC
    WITH EITHER SYSTEM AND CHANGES IN THE EXACT TRACK OF EACH LOW
    WILL BE CRITICAL IN DETERMINING WHETHER WE SEE ALL RAIN OR SOME
    MIXED PRECIP. FOR THIS REASON...WILL MAINTAIN THE ALL LIQUID PRECIP
    FORECAST FROM THE MID SHIFT AND CONTINUE TO CAREFULLY WATCH FUTURE
    DEVELOPMENTS. TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN BELOW NORMAL THROUGH THE
    EXTENDED PERIOD. /13




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    Default SW LA NWS - MEDIUM RANGE FORECAST

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    LOOKING BRIEFLY AT THE MEDIUM TO EXTENDED RANGE...STILL LOOKS LIKE
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    And there she goes:





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    What kind of system are we looking at for Saturday and what is the timing for Central Florida panhandle...still sweating the outdoor wedding. Thanks

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    Thank you very much, that was very helpful, our meterologists reduced the rain chance on Saturday but were not giving any details on type of front etc. After looking at your forecast models I know why now. I still have all of my fingers crossed that the rain goes away.

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