Help Is On The Way!
(by the end of next week...)
9:14 PM SAT 2/15 - On this Valentine's Weekend, let's have some good news for change, shall we? For the storm weary East, we have two words for ya: "BERMUDA HIGH."
The Climate Prediction Center shows that the current pattern is expected to reverse by late next week, with a strong Eastern ridge replacing the current cold, trough regime. This will allow your summertime friend the Bermuda High to begin establishing offshore.
The red color swaths indicate an 80% probability of temperatures above normal for the period starting Thursday Feb 19 and extending until at least Feb 25. While will rapid snowmelt and some flooding may occur, at least the temperatures will be a welcome change from the recent weather whiplash! Now, THAT's a forecast to LOVE!
The red color swaths indicate an 80% probability of temperatures above normal for the period starting Thursday Feb 19 and extending until at least Feb 25. While will rapid snowmelt and some flooding may occur, at least the temperatures will be a welcome change from the recent weather whiplash! Now, THAT's a forecast to LOVE!
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Are You SERIOUS ?!?
This. Has. Got. To. Stop.
This. Has. Got. To. Stop.
4:14 PM 2/14 - We realize last night's bowling ball of snow rolled over the forecast (and you) giving areas in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern PA an unexpected second helping of snow before they were done cleanin up the first. We won't let that kind of surprise sneak by this time...if it tries to while you're asleep tonight!
A HEADS UP -- Several short range models that accurately "nailed" a good part of the last storm are showing quite a bit of liquid for the early Saturday AM event. This is not a "guarantee" but a notification that this data is showing up in forecast models for something barely 12 hours away.
A HEADS UP -- Several short range models that accurately "nailed" a good part of the last storm are showing quite a bit of liquid for the early Saturday AM event. This is not a "guarantee" but a notification that this data is showing up in forecast models for something barely 12 hours away.
For now, we want you to know that, in the central Maryland region the following is possible if tonight's round overperforms like many events have this winter in that area:
- AROUND 1" for areas nearest the water, including Anne Arundel County and Southern MD.
- ANOTHER 2-4" is possible by daybreak Saturday for along and west of the I-95 corridor including much of southern Baltimore County and Howard County.
- AT LEAST 3-4" for the areas in blue including northern Baltimore and Harford County, Carroll, Frederick and Montgomery Counties.
WHY IS THIS A BIG DEAL? Because some of these locations received 8-10 INCHES LAST NIGHT!! Even an inch and another round of snow-covered roads is a big deal at this point.
It is not unrealistic to say that with temps going below freezing tonight and snow falling overnight, we believe this has a good chance of "surprising" you and forecasters alike with the amount of snow that could show up by Saturday morning.
88 comments:
Up early and back to clearing the snow. We'll see how that goes with a wet snow at 33F.
Thoughts on the next wave 2-4 maybe.
Andy post from yesterday. ..
When deform band kicks in there could be another 4 to as much as 8 more wherever the heaviest bands set up. York County, Baltimore County, City, and AA County look to be in the cross hair. But everyone nearby is in the game for 4-8 more.February 13, 2014 at 9:52 AM
Good call.. we got slammed last night in bel air
Happy Valentine's Day from the "winterlands". I trust that we all have been kissed by the 600lb bearded lady in a thong. Judging from snowfall reports it was a big wet kiss.
In true form we always want more loving and that is what is coming our way. The next system should bring 2-3 inches in and near the city of Baltimore and 3 to as much as 5 north and west. Further south there will be snow, but temps will be a problem with getting the snow to stick in these areas.
Still the bulk will fall at night so that will help a little. No need to over track and micro forecast this small to mid size event (in some areas).
After what we all have survived, this will be more like a handshake from a supermodel, than a tongue lashing from one mean momma.
Get outside and enjoy the snow! Most of us live for this type of weather and we are living the dream! A big thanks to Rich Foot and his team for staying on top of this.
It it wasn't for foot's forecast we could all be sitting in a car somewhere in a ditch wondering how just "1-3 inches of snow", "no big deal", "nothing more coming", "nothing to worry about" got us stranded.
When there is snow in the forecast I do my own analysis, when I can't do that there is no one I trust more than Rich Foot and his crew of hard working honest weather maniacs.
Hoo-yah, Andy, right on! In the words of JOhn D. Rockefeller, when asked how much was enough, "Just a little bit more."
It's really warm out wow
Andy- Any thoughts on the warm up and how the rest of the winter will play out?
Your opinion on the likelyhood of getting another larger type storm?
End of February Beginning of march after the warm up looks interesting we haven't had a good march snowstorm in awhile
Hm...It's in the mid-40's here. Hoping it's cold enough by the time runs 3 gets here.
Same mid 40s hopefully we get clear clear skies early tonight really drop the temps
NWS 7 day forcast for Woodmere brings my friend back for a visit tonight: RAIN
Tonight A chance of rain after 10pm. Cloudy, with a low around 31. Light and variable wind becoming east 5 to 8 mph in the evening. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.
Saturday Rain and snow likely before 11am, then a chance of snow between 11am and 2pm. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 35. Breezy, with a southeast wind 6 to 11 mph becoming northwest 16 to 21 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 37 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible.
The storm looks juicy on the radar. Despite some melting today, there is still at least 18-20" of snow on the ground. If temps comply, then maybe I'll make up for what was lost.
It does look real juicy hopefully it makes it over the mountains and we have another overachiever on our hands
Okay I just cleared LAST night's snow to make ready for THIS night's snow. After hefting huge amounts of snow, it was TOTAL slush clearance underneath. HEAVY! To repay myself for a job well done, I made a bunny snowman -- who will be buried under 4 inches of new snow tonight and tomorrow.
Love to see all snow up here in the CC highlands...but I have my doubts...
Temps have risen two degrees. Here. I don't think we're going to get nearly as much as forecasted here.
Bare ground in Ocean City and 54F when we arrived yesterday afternoon. Quite grey this morning and I'm assuming rain later today.
Nothing on ground in New Freedom pa. Andy was wrong.
And sadly our youth basketball tournament was canceled today based on bogus forecast. Cmon Andy get it right next time!!!!
Snowing in New Market!
Anonymous-Now this blog is for fun. What is wrote is based off computer modeling and other expert info that is analyized and repeated here.
Don't make it personal! That ruins the fun and there's no reason to be ugly to others.
ITS A FORECAST. NOT AN ABSOLUTE FOREGONE CONCLUSION CAST.
Keep this blog light hearted and happy as it is something to enjoy, not meant to be used as a frustration outlet against others.
Calling the weather seems to me to be a little like a youth basketball game. The coach analyzes the opposing team's defense, assesses his own team's strengths and calls a play based on that analysis. Just because the kid unexpectedly dribbles the ball off his foot or the shot rims out and misses by a hair doesn't mean the coach made the wrong call...he made the right call based on the data he had at his disposal. Seems to me, weather bears some resemblance to a 9 year old (and a bearded lady in a thong) in terms of unpredictability.
Anyone have a link to snowfall totals for Wednesday into Thursday?
Mike - Well said.
Anom, I am sure you are upset due to the tourney cancellation, but don't blame Andy. The weather is one of the hardest things to predict and just 8 miles can make a significant impact on the weather due to any type of blocking that sets up.
Personally, I will follow Andy and JB for accuracy over any other forecaster. Yeah they miss sometimes but their average is well above the rest.
On top of everything else said here Anon poster, Andy has a several hundred pound friend with an attitude problem so I would tread lightly on those keys. (joke meant to elevate comment section tension - no actual weather related threat implied or intended). My friend RAIN insisted on the disclaimer.
Oops - alleviate not elevate, hum sigmund might have something to say about that slip up...
Perhaps I should watch what I type!
Makes no sense it was 33 and it was raining now it's 35and snowing and melting on contact really annoying
Snowing, yes. Laying, no.
"Anonymous"... to me, the name says it all.
BioPat, I'm about a half hour inland from you, if you're still in OC, and just mentioned to my husband that there is NO color outdoors. A gray day indeed.
Any word on Monday night yet?
Hmm, lots of snow falling after a morning of freezing rain. This is a weird storm pattern, guess that means its nap time.
Still in OC, ran up to Rehoboth to pick up some items today and the temp dropped for 44 to 38 with a cold rain/sleet mix. Got back to OC home and am not leaving the rest of the day, just too cold with that rain and wind out there.
Weather is interesting as it changes from minute to minute. When forecasting for the public and people who otherwise follow the weather it is important to stay on top of the "evolving forecast". The fun of this is that when a storm threatens you always follow the forecast evolution.
I am lucky in that I don't run a forecast blog, public agency, or have any accountability for "free fun analysis"
With that said, I still want to give you the best available general idea of what to expect when I do follow such things.
3-5 inches of snow did fall and there are plenty of reports from northern york county and areas nearby to prove that.
We also had about that much that fell but did not stick south of York, PA. I honestly did not micro forecast this storm or even try to. I made that clear in prior posts.
I just said go out and enjoy the huge snow we had, more was coming, and it would have a hard time sticking in a lot of spots because of temperatures.
After I looked at all the data I threw that out there. Since I did not post on this last night or this morning I had ignored its evolution completely. We got the snow, but not the temps so what fell did not add up. Just north it did.
A degree cooler in New Freedom would have given you your 3-5 stickage, instead of the 3-5 non stickage you had. Not a bad call from 2 days out.
I should have updated last night, but did not look at any weather data, then or today. If I did I would have told you (MOS)Model output statisitics was running 1-2 warmer than it was 2 days ago and that stickage problem would run further north than anticipated.
Regardless. General idea of storm that drops 3-5 with stickage problems in areas verified, but failure of me to inform you of warmer MOS and expanded stickage problems due to VALENTINE WEEKEND obligations and lack of updated posts left you not shoveling.
At least I had a nice night out, and did not have to sleep on the couch due to weather updates for a very low impact snow forecast.
I will update on the 3-6 inch storm potential for this Monday night into Tuesday!!!
Don't sweat it Andy everyone got it wrong hopefully we can make up for those wasted flakes today with a good thumping Monday into Tuesday
The thing is, Andy didn't get anything wrong in this instance (and I realize we don't want to beat this nag to death). He hung up his weather-geek hat to enjoy the weekend. He owed us nothing and if conditions changed, which we allll know happens with weather, well then, tough noogies for anyone thinking Andy owed them *anything*.
::climbing off soap box::
I have been bitting my tongue and gritting my teeth all day after reading "Anonymous " (good choice of screen name). I'm sure ( or at least I hope) he's not even reading this blog any more, but I have to add my two cents. When he puts Andy on retainer and actually pays for his analysis, then and ONLY then can he offer criticism! If he wants to complain about a forecast, let him comment on the TV forecasters, who get it wrong a majority of the time. If you don't want to read and participate on this blog appreciating that Andy and everyone are doing this as a hobby, and love of the science, and to have fun doing so,
then go elsewhere!
Love the post Andy! Glad you had a night out with your real true love and didn't have to sleep on the sofa as you celebrated Valentine Weekend!
Precisely Cathy! When I read the part about Andy getting it wrong, I thought "WTH??" When I read the part about (paraphrasing) get it right the next time, I thought "oh.no.you.DIDN'T".
We ended up with snow today! Nothing sticking, but it was pretty, blowing around! Our daffodils are coming up and the herons have started serious squabbling over the existing nests.
But, there's still March to get through. I remember March 1993...
Monday night? Seriously?
I'm hooked on snow! Can't wait for my next fix. Thanks to all who post and help keep me hopeful and looking forward to snow!
Andy, you owe none of us and especially "anonymous" any explanations whatsoever! You are my "main man" (don't tell hubby, lol) when it comes to weather! I have a much better understanding of weather because of you and always come to you first to see what is going to happen! No one gets it right all the time, Mother Nature makes sure of that! Keep doing what you're doing and I'm so glad you had a nice Valentine's Day with your sweetie!
Cathy: I love your "retainer" line -- my thought EXACTLY!
We're NICE here, that's why we come back storm after storm, year after year. We have each other's backs, no matter what. So if you CAN'T be nice, be quiet.
maya: I'm hooked on snow as well. Just thinking how dull things are in the lull before the next event. Dull in the Lull.
Anticipation is 90% of the fun, so I'll just start anticipating a little early for Mon/Tues.
The quality of unbiased information represented in this forum is unparalleled in or at least very rare in contemporary media. Andy has posted an uncommon amount of valuable info and insight .Also Andy if you could maybe post your thaught s on the ncaa tourn or the price of crude at market open next week that would be cool
I know my glasses ar dirty but did I just read th possibility of sizable snow Monday night? Guess I better wander back to the NWS model page and catch up.
Hey Andy, we love you man! Possible 3-6 on Monday/Tuesday? Really?!
Leaving Orlando tomorrow night..... Monday into Tuesday would be great what's the details....could use the "rest"....
Haven't seen JB' s first call for Tuesday's update but I believe the 5-6" May be closer to Andy's neck of the woods. I m thinking 1-3 may be more realistic south and west of the city. However still outside 36 hours so lots can change. If we get anything that is "stickable" before 6am I suspect they'll go with a late opening for systems north and west of AA Co.
Last night was brutal in OC lots of cold wind and sleet filled rain. This morning winds have died and the sun has made its appearance. Hooray!
Accumulating snow is in the works that could delay schools Tuesday morning. It looks like Baltimore is in line for a 2-3 inch accumulation, while areas far north of the city could score 4-5 due to better snow to liquid ratios.
This is a northern stream system the appears set to deliver a light to moderate impact. After all the snow we have had I would not normally put too much time into this relatively small event, but it's worth following carefully due to its bad timing for rush hour Tuesday morning.
For simplicity we can just say it is a 2-4 inch event for now, with horrible timing for morning rush hour. The details of how this will track and a better micro analysis can come into focus tonight.
Slight changes in track and intensity could push this back to a 1-3 event, or up to a 3-6 event. Also thermal profiles will dictate snow to liquid ratios. A .3 liquid fall could be 3 inches at 10:1 ratio, but colder profiles could yield 4.5 inches at a 15:1 ratios from same liquid qpf. (quantitative precipitation forecast).
GENERAL IDEA:
The devil is in the details but I think this should score a Winter Weather Advisory and impact the rush Tuesday morning.
Another note with this system that could create a large impact is that it will have warm air advecting into it. While it is generally a snowy system if enough warm air intrudes aloft there could be freezing rain falling around the rush.
That would create a much higher impact than just a couple inches of snow. Following thermal profile trends is a huge key in determining the exact impact on a specific location.
Further north is less of a threat for zr (freezing rain), but the further south one goes the closer you will be to the advecting warm air aloft and the threat would be greater that snow could turn into zr.
Just have to add how much I enjoy my Foot's friends. We have become like a group that meets at the local watering hole to hash out the week's events. Of course our event is the weather and more specifically the storms .
We've learned a bit about each other and our families over the years and I look forward to reading your posts on our blog. In relation to that, you may have noted "Rufus"has been absent the past few weeks. Her Dad just passed last week and I know you'll join me in extending our heartfelt sympathy and look forward to her return before winters end.
That we will, BP. RIP to Rufus Dad, you and your family are in our prayers.
Terrible news and deep condolences to Rufus and the family!
Couple of things to throw out there for the following week.
After this nuisance event of Tuesday there will be a brief warmup with temps hitting the upper 40s into the 50s.
Bottom falls out and back to the freezer next weekend. "POTENTIAL" KEVLAR damaging snow machine popping up in the long range for Monday the 24th.
I will post later tonight about any changes that I see and give you my best guess about Tuesday.
After that we will all have a break from the winter weather until next Monday. Plenty of storms and cold showing up so the end of winter might go out with a bang!
Indeed Rufus condolences to you and your family for your loss.
http://vortex.accuweather.com/adc2004/pub/includes/columns/community/2014/1570x1091_02141758_amounts214a.png
NICE MAP OF OUR BLIZZARD
I heard something interesting in the new this morning that I will have to into in more detail. The report indicated that the jet stream had slowed and this slowing was likely impacting our winter weather pattern this season.
The weather channel acts like summer is coming for the next week and that winter is over come on really 40 and 50s is not summer and it's gonna get cold again
A big thanks Andy!
This Tuesday is looking less like any real big deal at all. Models have trended much drier. Still a chance for a coating to 2 inches. That is the potential here. Just as well though, we could all use some school and work time this week for preparation for what "could" be coming next week. Some impressive signals for cold and heavy snow in the last week of February. This far out it is just "noise" but needless to say the potential for another historic storm exists so we might just be tracking something serious as the couple day warm spell sets it and gives us a breather!
Andy does it look cold into March. Baseball starts
Cold looks to sty around for a while Kyle, and storminess also.
Overnight the trend has been to increase QPF for our little system after dampening it out all afternoon yesterday.
We are now looking at a solid 2-4 inch event, with as much as 5 inches possible in Cecil County.
Clipper storms like this that feature coastal redevelopment are very tricky. The slightest change in track by 20 miles even can make a huge difference. If it tracks a little further south this afternoon the models should pick up on that, then it would jump into the 3-6 category storm. Areas around I-95 stand to do the best with this. From York PA south down I-83 to Baltimore down through AA County and east data is pointing to a solid 3 inch snow. Around Cecil County 3-5.
Be interesting to see how this plays out, but I think school delays are a strong probability. If it trends south and amps faster for us "closures"?
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES will be up this afternoon for the overnight and am rush. The rush will be a mess!
Thank you Andy I hope we have another overachiever
My kids would be thrilled for a delay in HoCo since they have an exam scheduled. Sounds like another 5:30 am wait and see.
ONLY IN THIS WINTER.......
Storm continues to trend MUCH wetter (in snowier)
Latest guidance is pointing to a 4-6 inch snow from Baltimore City north to southern york county. The 6 area is showing up around I-95 in Harford and Cecil County. Coastal storm gets going a little earlier hence snowier east.
Harford and Cecil are close to WINTER STORM WARNING criteria.
Looks like harford will have another snow day glad I don't have to make it up Andy what model is the best to look at with this system
Tarp on working wood pile, tarp off working wood pile, tarp on working wood pile, tarp off...
Good forecast blend of guidance and best idea here is 2-4 inches in general with the higher of that range near and east of I83 to the I-95 areas. Isolated spots of 5 inches around I-95 and east are possible.
Winter Weather Advisories will be issued this afternoon without a question.
FOR PA (BALTIMORE ADVISORIES WILL HAVE TO COME OUT SOON, ALTHOUGH SAME GENERAL IDEA):
Statement as of 11:54 AM EST on February 17, 2014
... Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 9 PM this evening to
noon EST Tuesday...
The National Weather Service in State College has issued a Winter
Weather Advisory for snow... which is in effect from 9 PM this
evening to noon EST Tuesday.
* Locations... south-central Pennsylvania.
* Hazard types... snow and a thin glaze of ice.
* Accumulations... 2 to 4 inches of snow... and a thin glaze of ice
due to sleet or freezing rain.
* Timing... snow will move into the area from the west around
midnight and slide quickly to the east... reaching York around 2
am EST. The snow will be briefly heavy during the middle of the
night. Sleet may mix into the snow early. The snow will taper
off from west to east by sunrise. However... light snow showers
or patches of freezing drizzle are then possible through late
morning.
* Impacts... hazardous travel conditions due to poor visibility
and snow covered roads. A thin glaze of ice may occur Tuesday
morning as the snow ends.
* Winds... south 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.
* Temperatures... in the upper 20s.
* Visibilities... less than a quarter of a mile at times overnight.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
Hazardous winter weather conditions are expected or occurring.
Use caution if traveling. For the latest weather information... go
to weather.Gov/ctp or stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio.
Report snow or ice accumulation to the National Weather Service
State College by sending an email to ctp.Stormreports@noaa.Gov...
posting to the NWS State College facebook Page... or tweet
@nwsstatecollege with the hashtag #ctpwx.
Well, we're home from Orlando! Sorry to have missed all the fun snow flakes, however I do believe I saw quite a few flakes in the general Orlando area....you can thank us for the snow... it happens every year doesn't it?! Now we could use the day for rest and homework .... thanks for the report, Andy!!
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
252 PM EST MON FEB 17 2014
MDZ006-007-011-180400-
/O.NEW.KLWX.WW.Y.0013.140218T0500Z-140218T1300Z/
NORTHERN BALTIMORE-HARFORD-SOUTHERN BALTIMORE-
INCLUDING THE CITY OF...BALTIMORE
252 PM EST MON FEB 17 2014
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO
8 AM EST TUESDAY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON HAS
ISSUED A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT
FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 8 AM EST TUESDAY.
* PRECIPITATION TYPE...SNOW. SNOW MAY END AS A BRIEF PERIOD OF
SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN.
* ACCUMULATIONS...2 TO 4 INCHES. LITTLE OR NO ICE ACCUMULATION
FROM FREEZING RAIN.
* TIMING...LATE TONIGHT THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY MORNING.
* TEMPERATURES...MIDDLE TO UPPER 20S.
* WINDS...SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10 MPH.
* IMPACTS...ROADS WILL BE SNOW COVERED AND SLIPPERY...MAKING
TRAVEL DANGEROUS THROUGH THE MORNING RUSH.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY MEANS THAT PERIODS OF SNOW...SLEET AND
FREEZING RAIN WILL CAUSE TRAVEL DIFFICULTIES. BE PREPARED FOR
SLIPPERY ROADS AND LIMITED VISIBILITIES...AND USE CAUTION WHILE
DRIVING.
Oh boy, here we go, back to school with the chance of some nasty roads in the AM. My guess is the powers that be want as much school time as possible with MSA only 2 weeks away. If it's close we're going on time, but let's just see how this one plays out.
After having been at the beach all weekend it was hard to cross the bridge this morning and see the ground covered with snow again. My street is passable, but with any additional morning slop it will not be until the temperature rises, so once again time will tell!
I was out and about, throwing some lacrosse with my son, and I heard a high school kid say, "I think I NEED to go back to school..." Amen.
In my area roads are great but sidewalks a definite no go.Really bad . Kids couldn't walk even if we get nothing more.I don't know if that is something our county really considers though.
Latest short range model runs have the storm fizzling out once it passes the mountains.
Butch, where abouts do you live?
Parkville. Many businesses along Harford and Joppa never sholved...well as of this morn
Heh, so much for sidewalk rules etc. Oh, wait. Unless you're a home owner with about 40' of sidewalk to clear. Better hop to THAT!!
Had a great time skating and sledding (tubing) with my son at Quiet Waters park today in AA county (just enough icy snow to cover the grass but it did the trick). Its was only his second time skating and he made a half a trip around the rink by himself. One proud dad here. Love winter!!!
2 hours late after a long weekend, I'll take it! I think my eyes are just beginning to focus, so I'll be ready to read those labs assignments coming in today.
I also think we'll enjoy the next few days getting back into our regular work mode. Still have to watch for the return of winter next wee and then on to an unpredictable March.
Quiet Waters is a cool park, relatives in the area, always seem to end up there when we visit. Great job on the skating, attaboy!
Latest snow hardly seems worth mentioning, but in a year of an embarrassment of riches, I'll still take it :)
Quiet Waters is a wonderful park AA County did a super job with Down's and Quiet Water Parks.
Ummmmmm ... freezing rain?????
Yea....my weather bug ap is saying freezing rain in the morning...that's as far as my analysis goes......
Heads-up for the website folks...might want to change your header when your article about a warmup is next to an updated map showing the chilldown instead of the warmup. ;-)
Lol
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