lexxnchloe
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I may have to reactivate the tropical thread
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Pattern December 2023
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Why???? This is in no way a tropical systemI may have to reactivate the tropical thread
tennessee storm
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Little late in the season lol
Shaggy
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Pretty good agreement on a strong low moving up the coast next Sunday into Monday.
Downeastnc
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All major models do have it....GFS is inland so weaker but the CMC and Euro got monster noreasters.
WEATHERBOYROY
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There has been a definite downward trend in 850 temps. Quite a bit of uncertainty of track and strength of LP....maybe something to watch?
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The GFS has been inland for a couple days now, while Can and Euro have been consistently off the coast. GFS was late to the game with this past weekends event and advertised a far western track before correcting back east. Interesting to see which suite nails this one down and that may be a trend to keep in mind if we ever do get to track a legit threat this season.
Canadian is the closest to helping the mtn folk out
Canadian is the closest to helping the mtn folk out
If I had to make a guess the path will be somewhere in the middle between the GFS and EURO. GSP noted that there has been fairly clear trend towards the GFS suite though the GEFS mean keeps the track just off shore. I’m definitely going to watch it. The wife and I are going up to Biltmore on Saturday and coming back Sunday afternoon. If the 850s trend the right way up there, it might be worth staying and extra day.The GFS has been inland for a couple days now, while Can and Euro have been consistently off the coast. GFS was late to the game with this past weekends event and advertised a far western track before correcting back east. Interesting to see which suite nails this one down and that may be a trend to keep in mind if we ever do get to track a legit threat this season.
Canadian is the closest to helping the mtn folk out
Gefs has slowly been pushing those 70 probs north each run, and now means at and after Christmas are in the 60s for much of the SE 
lexxnchloe
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I think the humor escaped you. If i thought it was tropical i would have put it there
597DM
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Wow!
597DM
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Wow!
597DM
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Wow! Same guy posting the same thing
Love the smiley face look! Changes are afoot
End up with the Joker look come verification time! ?
Op gfs is probably a little aggressive/fast with the flip to cold but this is a wx? look
Wow, me posting weather in the weather thread has bothered you that much, wow ! as if I haven’t been posting about what I see favorable after this warmer pattern and one of the only ones doing that. Cry me a river.
I give it a couple of weeks before the -NAO makes a return. Really no sign of a strong vortex coming back anytime soon. I’d watch the evolution of those pacific waves undercutting the SE can ridge/ block around/past Christmas, and the Atlantic trough it may start to feed into. weak vortex just increases the odds
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