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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
I’ll reiterate. This is an extremely complex set up. Do not be surprised to see trends to cont up inside of 24-48hrs. There is so much vorticity. Like I said this morning where will the main LP Center be? Will there be a large IVT axis or one consolidated low? And how much earlier can we get phasing? 12hrs earlier and everything shifts west. Northern stream energy will not be properly sampled for another 24-30hrs at the earliest. Look where the northern energy currently sits.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
rb924119 wrote:UK is about 50-100 miles east of the BM
Where was it the prior run?
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mikeypizano wrote:
This means less than zero Mikey. These forecasts are useless. I’m on LI and TWC has me for no snow!
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12z EPS portrays a better ridge and stronger southern s/w. Even the northern s/w is trying to enter the CONUS faster in response to the better ridge. Nice trends so far this run.
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mikeypizano wrote:
I wouldn’t put much stock in these phone app projections (TWC/Accu/etc), especially about 4 days out. They seem to simply take whatever the current gfs shows and adopt it verbatim as their 5-10 day forecast. They don’t compare and analyze various model solutions and don’t really factor in model weaknesses (like offshore convection feedback issues). They change, sometimes dramatically, every 6 hours.
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Most glaring change to my on the EPS so far is the ridge and southern s/w. Both improved.
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In this case it updates every hour! i don't buy it at all...
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Oh...much more phasing now happening at hour 66 between southern and northern s/w.
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Frank_Wx wrote:Oh...much more phasing now happening at hour 66 between southern and northern s/w.
thats good right
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
Evolution at H5 is much improved over 00z run. How this translates at the surface is too early to say, but I would bet the EPS will be west of the OP...
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Lots of indies that are west or leaning west. Nice run.
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Frank_Wx wrote:Lots of indies that are west or leaning west. Nice run.
To my eye this would be a BM track
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00z vs 12z EPS
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Frank-Maddonneee worthy again?
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
sroc4 wrote:00z vs 12z EPS
That's great improvement!
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The PAC ridge has looked pretty amplified on most of the runs since last night. The models seem to keep trying to pull this west. Trough is digging deep in the east. The cold air is in place. Possible model issues with Low placement offshore. I just feel like this set-up is ripe for us to see all the models by tomorrow night bring this storm inside the BM and give us a decent storm. Maybe I’m wrong but on the whole the overall setup seems right for us.
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I agree bill you can also add in that the models notoriously underestimate the Northwest precipitation Shield. With a storm this strong a track anywhere near the benchmark should produce a lot of snow for a lot of the Regionbillg315 wrote:The PAC ridge has looked pretty amplified on most of the runs since last night. The models seem to keep trying to pull this west. Trough is digging deep in the east. The cold air is in place. Possible model issues with Low placement offshore. I just feel like this set-up is ripe for us to see all the models by tomorrow night bring this storm inside the BM and give us a decent storm. Maybe I’m wrong but on the whole the overall setup seems right for us.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
SoulSingMG wrote:sroc4 wrote:00z vs 12z EPS
That's great improvement!
I would say at this juncture, this is a great improvement.Trending very nicely.
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Re: Long Range Thread 16.0
This is no longer long range. I began a thread.
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Look at how much deeper the overall indies are too, getting into the blues, wow.docstox12 wrote:SoulSingMG wrote:sroc4 wrote:00z vs 12z EPS
That's great improvement!
I would say at this juncture, this is a great improvement.Trending very nicely.
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Ah big warmup coming I see.aiannone wrote:WOW!
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Hopefully the SAM is a bit warmer lolbillg315 wrote:Ah big warmup coming I see.aiannone wrote:WOW!
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