Yeap models have gotten very good the last few years with all the upgrades and more computing power. That window is closing fast.Excellent counterpoint. The GFS has actually trended better - western ridge a tad sharper, and the entire trough axis has shifted west. Most everything else has trended the other direction it seems, so the GFS is probably on borrowed time unless the Euro starts heading in that direction. It's right there if the northern stream would dig in and interact some with those streamers of PVA from the upper low off the southwest US coast. We're still in that window where anything could happen, just frustrating to see the western ridge piece starting to slip away on some guidance.
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some members have that more clipper type deal but a few have an actual coastal low. i'd say clipper/nothing is most likely as it isCloser to crickets then anything but some noise on the gefs View attachment 154826
we're really not terribly far off from ~something~
always always always prefer the current scenarioFairly big difference day 10+ over the arctice on the GEFS v/s EPS. Obviously we want the EPS...to block or not to block....who you got...
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Agreed. A light snow event with cold temperatures is not off the table.we're really not terribly far off from ~something~