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Misc 2021-22 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

GFS showed this 5 days out for this past Sunday...that didn't work out so well.

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Similar situation too, GFS was amped, Euro was flat and late, GFS kept correcting to flat and crap like the Euro. Not the same but I wouldn't be surprised if GFS continuously ticks less amped.

It's just the theme for the winter. Last year was cold rain wedges, this year is positively tilted whiffs.
 
GFS showed this 5 days out for this past Sunday...that didn't work out so well.

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Here was the GFS evolution for the potential big dog storm before the one you're showing.

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Also, the EPS had a much stronger signal and it didn't work out also. But how quickly we forget and worry about what the ensembles are showing.

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A lot of our S/Os are going to be disappointed come Valentine’s Day weekend given how many inches some of the models are showing now.
 
Y’all can share storm analogs all you want but I’m not a fan of my cold air feeding in from the westView attachment 113059
I don’t think a high pressure over the Ohio Valley has historically been a bad spot. We’ve had systems with no high pressure systems at all that have worked out, for that matter.
 
A lot of our S/Os are going to be disappointed come Valentine’s Day weekend given how many inches some of the models are showing now.
Yeah, a lot of let downs over the years with overhyped inches, only to verify at 1/3 of promised totals! Perfect holiday for this!
 
I don’t think a high pressure over the Ohio Valley has historically been a bad spot. We’ve had systems with no high pressure systems at all that have worked out, for that matter.
Yep. Mean high location on Miller A cyclones is back towards that area similar to the GFS, it’s actually pretty common to not have a High in the NE with Miller As.
 
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