Clipper to East Coast Bomb - January 15-17, 2022 (snowfall, average, days)

[Cambium]

Added a poll to have some fun with this and doing it differently.. Instead of a location, lets choose a state. We'll find which location had the highest total and which state its in.


A Vigorous Clipper will be coming down from Canada and towards the Gulf of Mexico with Arctic air. A Coastal storm will develop and the 2 energies will phase with each other create a bomb on the coast.


Which state will get the most snowfall from this event?

1. Iowa
2. Missouri
3. Arkansas
4. Louisiana
5. Wisconsin
6. Illinois
7. Michigan
8. Indiana
9. Ohio
10. Kentucky
11. Tennessee
12. Mississippi
13. Alabama
14. Georgia
15. New York
16. Pennsylvania
17. West Virginia
18. Vermont
19. New Hampshire
20. Massachusetts
21. Connecticut
22. New Jersey
23. Virginia
24. North Carolina
25. South Carolina

[memph]

I'll go with Kentucky.

[Cambium]

Poll Closes in 3 days, Friday so have fun following the models and forecasts and cast a vote.


We all like snow maps...


Here is what the latest GFS mode says for snow totals. (*This is not a forecast and WILL Change 4 times a day)


You can pretty much see the track of the storms. Clipper then Coastal



https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/anal...2011112&fh=156

[Cambium]

Yes I know I didn't add Maine, Delaware and Maryland. lol


Also... Mountains count too if we can find an accurate total. Or should we not count mountain reports?

[Cambium]

Latest Euro12z model data for Huntsville, Alabama. Unbelievable. I'm moving south for snow. lol




Little closer to home... Big Snowstorm for Binghamton (1.94"qpf)




Meanwhile a big rainstorm for NYC. This is because the track of the coastal is on land.

[Ed's Mountain]

Good call to start a thread. After both the 12Z GFS and Euro each dropped their loads I'd say it's game on for sure.

[Ed's Mountain]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Latest Euro12z model data for Huntsville, Alabama. Unbelievable. I'm moving south for snow. lol




Little closer to home... Big Snowstorm for Binghamton (1.94"qpf)




Meanwhile a big rainstorm for NYC. This is because the track of the coastal is on land.

Euro also has potential of crippling snow for Atlanta. Still lots of uncertainty.


Source: https://twitter.com/RyanMaue/status/...1BsHRMj8Q&s=19

[GraniteStater]

The track had better shift northward for more snow in southern Indiana. It seems like the early model runs show the same areas in the Mid South seeing far more snow again, and they average next to nothing every winter!

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by GraniteStater

The track had better shift northward for more snow in southern Indiana. It seems like the early model runs show the same areas in the Mid South seeing far more snow again, and they average next to nothing every winter!

Trend is your friend? Wish we can all get in on it.

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Euro also has potential of crippling snow for Atlanta. Still lots of uncertainty.

Should be another interesting one to follow. 3 snowstorms in 2 weeks for some? I think Tennessee would fit into that although they might miss this one.




Another look at the Euro12z snowfall totals.




https://www.pivotalweather.com/model...2011112&fh=156


Get that track off land for me please. lol A shift 100 miles east and I'll be happy.

[memph]

I think I was too quick to vote lol. Snow in the mountains would make more sense, I should've gone with PA instead of KY.