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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie

💯. If we could get this luck, woo boy. Unfortunately, it is the ICON and not the Euro/EPS. What are the odds it has pulled one over on both of them? I'd give it about 1%.
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Yeah there's just too much model alignment against it to believe it but for an hour or so it's the newest long range run so it's the leader in the clubhouse lol
 
MRX afternoon discussion:

.LONG TERM...
(Sunday night through next Saturday)
Issued at 324 PM EST Sat Jan 4 2025

Key Messages:

1. Cold.

2. Secondary shot of wintry precip on Monday with a brisk frontal
passage.

3. Uneventful mid-week.

4. Another possibility for wintry precip next Friday night and
Saturday.

Discussion:

The cold upper level low, lingering behind the currently developing
big winter weather storm, will traverse the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys
on Monday, and its cold core will bring a switch over from rain back
to wintry precip on Monday before it all lifts into the Mid Atlantic
region and finally leaves us alone.

Zonal flow above the cold air will keep things generally quiet
Tuesday through Thursday, but temperatures through the week will run
roughly 5 to 10 degrees below normal.

Thus, when the next precip-maker approaches our area from the
western Gulf late in the week, we might see another round of wintry
precip, beginning especially Friday night and ending Saturday. This
will bear monitoring, as model temperatures look to be somewhat
conducive for Valley wintry precip, but temperature forecasts tend
to moderate a bit as such events draw nigh. The flow aloft will be
out of the southwest, indicating warm nosing aloft, if not also at
the surface.

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Personally I’m only looking at the icon for the confluence. Like stated above, that trending slower and stronger the closer we get is a typical trend that happens. As far as what happens out west, I could care less at this point. It’s going to do what it’s going to do. Trying to bet on a phase at the perfect time and the perfect spot with just the right time and watching that every 6 hours is old. I will go down with the ship that the Canada vortex is our best shot to get cold air and lower heights out east.
 
1736028401189.pngWelp let’s see what she does. It’s likely a big phase with amplification, but We’ve at least lowered heights over the Midwest out ahead of it To this point. That likely changes shortly
 
I still think getting this first storm outta the way will be a good move towards consensus. Will be interesting. Other than the warm nose, why is cold air supply cutoff especially for areas south? That might be a silly question.


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