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Pattern Failboat February

I'll admit, I didn't think the EPS would have trended colder + wetter given the H5 look. That block is putting in extra effort apparently.

Starting to get that trowel look which is impressive for a mean at day 7, I assume there are some majors in the individual members. My profile pic was the Euro 700mb RH about 24hrs before I ended up in Spotsylvania Courthouse VA circa 2022. I may be heading up that way again next week if the situation warrants.
 
In the range of GSP discussion. Nice mention. But I'm not sure I appreciate their disrespect of the cold air quality. lol. Looks like they feel confident about a system taking a general Miller A track though. 👍

As of 253 PM Thursday: Next week starts off cold and dry behind
Sunday`s frontal passage as flow briefly becomes quasi-zonal. The
next system to watch will be Wednesday into Thursday as a southern
stream shortwave trough ejecting out of northern Mexico slides
across the Gulf Coast. Height falls overspreading a coastal
baroclinic zone will instigate surface cyclogenesis along coastal
Louisiana late Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning. This low
will subsequently lift across the Florida panhandle and far southern
Georgia. The 12z suite of global guidance is in generally good
agreement on this pattern, but differ with regards to timing of the
wave, track of the surface low and quality of cold air that will be
in place ahead of time. Given the proximity of cold/dry air, winter
weather will be possible for at least the northern half of the
forecast area, but a lot of details still need to be ironed out,
especially with this potential event residing within the day 6-7
timeframe.
 
Looks like its trending to a further east/more consolidated PV lobe, nice imo


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yeah, that looks better too because it presses further down on the ridging in the east. If the lobe pinches off, I think it blows up and inflates ridging in the east causing badness. That's how I understand it anyway. Yesterday seemed like it was going the wrong way, today went back I believe IIRC.
 
I see some folks on another platform mentioning Feb 2014..... Nah, no chance...idk how to look up analogs ect but no chance totally different storm. Much Much stronger too imo
Yeah I’m not seeing a February 2014 look to this. That storm had a strong CAD that extended as far south as southern GA and as west as eastern Alabama
 
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