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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
algae888 wrote:Most of the ensemble members that are well East are weak. The closer to the coast Solutions are the really impressive ones we need that southern vort to be as amped up as possible if this is going to work for us
Agreed. Earlier phase too.
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For those wondering about the UKMET......total liquid equivalent precipitation......I think it would be safe to assume better than 10:1 too lmao
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Rb great analysis.. As you and other experts have stated we are 12 hours away on these runs from an all out blitzkrieg like assault on the region. Very encouraging signs, anxiously awaiting the Euro runs!
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My confidence is building slightly that this is trending in the right direction for us. To Scott's point, any big hits that output crazy snow maps should be in the Banter Thread. We may start a thread on this event tomorrow if necessary.
Can't wait to see the EURO. All 12z guidance today took another step in the right direction. I especially loved the 12z GEFS!
Can't wait to see the EURO. All 12z guidance today took another step in the right direction. I especially loved the 12z GEFS!
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Frank-when does the Euro start rolling?
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dsix85 wrote:Frank-when does the Euro start rolling?
Basically now. I will post updates.
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Frank_Wx wrote:My confidence is building slightly that this is trending in the right direction for us. To Scott's point, any big hits that output crazy snow maps should be in the Banter Thread. We may start a thread on this event tomorrow if necessary.
Can't wait to see the EURO. All 12z guidance today took another step in the right direction. I especially loved the 12z GEFS!
Does the QPF map I posted count as a "crazy snow map"? I mean, technically it's only a liquid equivalency :p also, to your point about the GEFS, it looked to me like they are attempting to close off H5 near the Delmarva given the evolution of the height anomalies. If so that would be amazing.
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dsix85 wrote:Frank-when does the Euro start rolling?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Ukie to me, along with some looks from various ensembles, looks like it may want to take on a double barreled structure? Or split a piece off and leave it closer to the coast while the primary stays east? Any thoughts on this? I could be wrong.
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@Hyde Thank you kind sir.
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The last 4 runs of the GEFS valid for January 2nd show the ULL in the eastern PAC trending stronger. Easily shown on this trend GIF. Down to 561 ddm on latest 12z GEFS. The western ridge is more amp'd as a result. More interaction with the short waves downstream.
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rb924119 wrote:Frank_Wx wrote:My confidence is building slightly that this is trending in the right direction for us. To Scott's point, any big hits that output crazy snow maps should be in the Banter Thread. We may start a thread on this event tomorrow if necessary.
Can't wait to see the EURO. All 12z guidance today took another step in the right direction. I especially loved the 12z GEFS!
Does the QPF map I posted count as a "crazy snow map"? I mean, technically it's only a liquid equivalency :p also, to your point about the GEFS, it looked to me like they are attempting to close off H5 near the Delmarva given the evolution of the height anomalies. If so that would be amazing.
qpf maps are fine
EURO with better western ridging already through hour 21
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Ridge is already better than that of the GFS through hour 33 on the EURO
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FIRST PLAY BY PLAY OF THE SEASON!!!!! YES!!!!!!
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Through 45 still better ridging than GFS but the short wave is weaker. Have a feeling that will not bold well for us this run. We'll see.
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hot damn!!! That's the euro maprb924119 wrote:For those wondering about the UKMET......total liquid equivalent precipitation......I think it would be safe to assume better than 10:1 too lmao
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jmanley32 wrote:hot damn!!! That's the euro maprb924119 wrote:For those wondering about the UKMET......total liquid equivalent precipitation......I think it would be safe to assume better than 10:1 too lmao
No, UK. Pressure map is what I just posted to go along with it. Where's the dotted line?? Lol
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No I mean if that was translated to snow be close or even bigger than the euro map we had few days ago. Yes sign
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The EURO run is improved over 00z and MUCH better over anything GFS has shown. The amplified ridge this run should at least show the storm. It may be a scraper but at least the important pieces are all there.
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Here are all the pieces
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Madonne!
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Definitely improved from last night, Frank. Lead energy much deeper and ridge much better position and strength. I think she comes west, though by how much I don't know.
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Frank_Wx wrote:Madonne!
THERE IT IS!!!! THE "M" WORD!!!!!! YESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
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Yup, early signs of phasing at 96!!!! Here we go nowwwwww
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Compared to 00z EURO through hour 105, the northern energy is stronger (likely as a result of a quicker entrance of the upper level jet) and the PNA ridge is much improved.
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