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Pattern December Dud đź‘€

Nice way to do it for the central and eastern part of the carolinas. Temporary ridge flex up the rockies drives the shortwave well south, energy encroaching on the WC biases the pattern east so amplification is along or offshore vs inland. My concern is the ridge likely verifies flatter which pushes this all north/east or there's too much energy along the WC and it's a beaches storm at best
 
Just some recent coastals with a similar flavor of how you have to set the pattern up for a big coastal. Gfs is probably most similar to Christmas 2010 with a jan 2000 flavor of the sfc low bombing and slowly inching away as the upper trough pinches off and the system occludes rapidly
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Jan 2000
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What does the GEFS look like? I know there's apparently no solutions that look like the OP but I'm curious to see if the 12z GEFS to similar to the 6z
 
50+ in Philly/NJ LOL. Maybe the Drones up there flying around are laying the ground work.

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Nice to have a clown map to talk about! No fan of late blooming coastals IMBY as they favor the eastern carolinas. It is interesting that the AI Euro and the GFS are honing in on a strong trough around the time frame. I'm I'm in the mid atlantic and NE I'd be feeling pretty good.

Perhaps this is the winter of crazy clippers.
 
Coastals always feel like the 80 yard bomb down the field when you can usually just throw the ten yard pass over and over with an overrunning. You know option #1 has the highest max yield possible but #2 is way way more consistent

basically how i see it

feel like we get one run a year with a stalled out 986 off hatteras at hour 220ish and then it vanishes
 
I am not the least bit excited about this. The amount of things that would have to go right are just too many and at this range, there's literally a half dozen things that can and probably will change, any one of them killing the chance. No blocking -NAO to slow things down, the southern stream upper low / shortwave has to get left by the initial trough, then picked up by the next trough while also hoping the trailing energy crashing onshore is delayed and doesn't kill the western ridge. Or, we hope the northern stream is strong enough and can dig far enough southwest. How many times have we tracked that into oblivion lately. Maybe this will be our time, but we won't know for another 5-7 days.
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