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That's wild. We are almost in range for short range models and there's still this much uncertainty. CrazyAbsurd levels of uncertainty with this setup.
That's wild. We are almost in range for short range models and there's still this much uncertainty. Crazy
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You can be certain that the uncertainties will work against us.That's wild. We are almost in range for short range models and there's still this much uncertainty. Crazy
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We're looking to find some cold air somewhere, IMO. Unless you're 1000 feet tall, it doesn't look like it will be easy to see a lot of snow.Sorry if this is a dumb question but what exactly are we looking for here? Do we want that circulation in the midwest to phase with the vortex off the coast? For cool weather here I need that circulation of the coast to position itself a little further west.
Yeah first off we want this UL trough around the GL to be further west so maybe it can drag some Energy from the SW ULL with it, and it could have a favorable tilt for areas around NC/SC (want it do dig towards OK/KS), and for that other piece of energy it would be hard given that UL trough off the coast would likely suppress itSorry if this is a dumb question but what exactly are we looking for here? Do we want that circulation in the midwest to phase with the vortex off the coast? For cool weather here I need that circulation of the coast to position itself a little further west.
So basically this euro run was extremely close through the entire run synoptically, lolNice Miller B look here synoptically. If this model run continued beyond 240 hr, we'd likely see a legit -NAO develop due to the negatively tilted trough over New England.
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