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Over 36 hours of snow this run for the mid Atlantic ,
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Might as well book a trip to the mid Atlantic.Over 36 hours of snow this run for the mid Atlantic ,
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I hate the mid Atlantic
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We don't need a HP that strong just to get a decent winter storm though, it can be as weak as the 1020s and still get the job done, placement/timing is more important imo.00z was probably more realistic. The only runs putting a lot of us in the game feature a 1040’ish HP pushing our storm south in the middle of the country. Might be time to accept that this HP will probably verify around 1036 max. I just don’t know if a 1040 is very realistic anymore. Hate to be a downer. This thing is most likely going to cut. I would love to be wrong though..
Maybe it’s one of the 12 days of Christmas GiftsMight as well book a trip to the mid Atlantic.
IMO good run at this stage and why are we focusing at the surface? Better than SN output but what happened to H5, solid players on the field, just need to dial in timing and axis.
Can you go in more detail for us?? Thumbs up...IMO good run at this stage and why are we focusing at the surface? Better than SN output but what happened to H5, solid players on the field, just need to dial in timing and axis.
my concern is that we need a feature to shove our storm south early and keep it there. It’s going to take a pretty strong high pressure to do so I’m afraid. That’s what we have been lacking on every other global model which is why the have been showing rain for most on this boardWe don't need a HP that strong just to get a decent winter storm though, it can be as weak as the 1020s and still get the job done, placement/timing is more important imo.
Can you go in more detail for us?? Thumbs up...
Yes it help me and I am sure other people will be glad to learn from this...What's driving the GOM surface low, an H5 cutoff coming onshore in central CA around day 5 (consistent across the OP globals, likely real) and opening up in to a short-wave trough. Law of averages this should exit the EC around the same latitude it entered the WC at, absent amplification. Amplification is still diffuse at this stage but likely northern stream energy entering CONUS in MT, that's a solid EC look for sharpening of the leading southern wave if timing works out. Hope that helped...