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00Z Models Preliminary Thoughts

February 9th, 2010 by Steven DiMartino

11:05 PM
The 00Z guidance confirmed my suspicion that the 12Z guidance was not handling the development of the 700 MB upper low correctly.
At this time,this storm is clearly going to have a major impact on the entire northern Mid Atlantic. While I likely will have to adjust some features on the snowfall map to the [...]

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Final Snow Map For Event

March 1st, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

8:56 AM
Here is my final call for the storm as I see it based on observations of water vapor images, boundary layer observations, and radar presentation. I think many of you are going to be pretty happy with what you’ll see!
SNOW MAP:
Area One: This area will be on the fringe of the precipitation shield with only [...]

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Another Quick Lesson On Mesoscale Dynamics

January 27th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

8:05 PM
Don’t worry, I won’t be using any math. Wow, that brings back memories.
Okay, I want to comment on the radar and the precipitation to this point. So far, everything is on track with the forecast and the trend of precipitation.
Light snow and snow showers are entering the forecast area and will continue to [...]

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Answering Some Questions

January 10th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

12:56 PM
Sorry about the break, had to take care of some family stuff.
So, I got all your emails and IMs about where is the snow. Well, first let me say that at this point, the forecast is still on track however I am going to make a few tweaks here in this post. The moderate [...]

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00Z Models Preliminary Thoughts

Final Snow Map For Event

Another Quick Lesson On Mesoscale Dynamics

Answering Some Questions