Jon
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Looking at CMC H5 precipitation should of definitely been there.
Energy is also weaker than the previous run. That’s not going to get done, as it gets neutral way too late and our low forms off the coast.
I’ve posted on the ridge before, but you can use these two frames for Jan 26 at 18z for model runs going forward and you can essentially predict if a storm will be there or not.
We need a tall ridge out west, like this
Which allows our shortwave (if modeled strong enough) to dig south
You can see this allows the energy to go neutral tilt over the Florida panhandle
Now look at the cmc, ridge looks good but there’s no shortwave. There has to be a strong shortwave digging by 18z Jan 26 in order to have a large widespread SE snow.
Same thing on the gfs
Ridge is crap, and it deposits a weird ULL in California
The energy kicks out and fizzles, and the storm is dominated by the northern stream. Causes an inland solution.
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