HixsonWX
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Interesting, I'm clicking on the 12z NAM on Pivotal and it is apparently opening the 00z run. I didn't see that until you pointed it out.There have been 2 runs of NAM since the 0Z run you show. They look nothing like that
Interesting, I'm clicking on the 12z NAM on Pivotal and it is apparently opening the 00z run. I didn't see that until you pointed it out.There have been 2 runs of NAM since the 0Z run you show. They look nothing like that
Yep, Nevermind - I see the 12z NAM is on the same train as the other models. Don't mind me ?There have been 2 runs of NAM since the 0Z run you show. They look nothing like that
good to see, possible sign we see some precip nudge west in the 18z suite.View attachment 108352
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Interesting potential western trend from half of the SREF members. It isn’t much but it is good news.
If I’m having to hang my hat on the Sref then I know its been a rough day. I have bad memories of how bad it busted for me in February 2015View attachment 108352
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Interesting potential western trend from half of the SREF members. It isn’t much but it is good news.
Often is a sign that the NAM (and quite possibly other modeling) will follow at 18z, given the similarities between the SREF and NAMView attachment 108352
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Interesting potential western trend from half of the SREF members. It isn’t much but it is good news.
I do agree with that. Still I try to not get caught up in any of the specifics it might throw out.Often is a sign that the NAM (and quite possibly other modeling) will follow at 18z, given the similarities between the SREF and NAM
Yes it is. Since the more expansive precip on the west side of the system comes from strong FGEN forcing, the HRRR should be able to pick up on it before other models. This past storm with the front end snow on Saturday night is a great example,long range hrrr throwing us a bone. i will take any hope i can find right now.
The SW doesn't look like it's getting stretched at 27. Looks like it's more in position to consolidate but where it goes from here is anyone's guess.The wave on the NAM looks a little sharper.