Ethan80963!
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That's why it's never a good idea to take in what these models show beyond 7-10 days. The percentage of accuracy is much greater on these models in the short to mid term. Long range, it could go either way.But everybody is saying Dec wouldn’t torch?? Just normal to slightly above? I mean 60s/80s seems a little torchy for December
I ain’t mad at that snowpack over NY..now give me pseudo block and a 1039 high and I’ll kick back and burn some wood later this month ?EPS snowfall mean looks better. North GA, NC out towards Charlotte, and Tennessee
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They're almost the exact opposite lol. I'd actually take either one, the Euro we get severe weather & a nice spring day or two, we keep chances of wintry weather around w/ the GEFS. Unfortunately, in between (i.e. cold rain) is usually what ends up verifying
They're almost the exact opposite lol. I'd actually take either one, the Euro we get severe weather & a nice spring day or two, we keep chances of wintry weather around w/ the GEFS. Unfortunately, in between (i.e. cold rain) is usually what ends up verifying
As cold biased as the GEFS obviously is, the only reason I'd give it credence here & not immediately throw it away is because we've seen that pattern ad nauseam the last several years and the EPS is sometimes too quick to eject the E-SE Canada vortex out of the continent. I'd still personally take the EPS here
Look at hr 246 looks like it’s gonna try for another one??Happy hour strikes again!View attachment 26825View attachment 26826
I'll take "No way it can cut with that high pressure there" for $1000.
Seriously, when was the last time the GFS was right, dropping a nearly 1050 high into the midwest? I wish it would nail one for once.
Which one? The 2010 one?It did nail that December storm right?
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