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KSDK woudn't be in the east anyway, it's St. Louis, DI said he's not in the mid atlantic region..who said he was?View attachment 3495 I Love me some DT!! Aleeeeeet
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KSDK woudn't be in the east anyway, it's St. Louis, DI said he's not in the mid atlantic region..who said he was?View attachment 3495 I Love me some DT!! Aleeeeeet
perfectly symbolizing this winter for CHA metro area...Story of the winter here lol
I feel like we've done this same thing quite a bit the last few years big ridge goes up in the Pacific models try to drive the energy into the SW and we get a SE ridge. Then as we step forward in time the trough axis is farther east and the SE ridge is muted an off shore.
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Spann has been hinting at this for a while now.And keep in mind this is before the PV even gets going south. Feb 5th onward is the timeframe folks.
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I think he's calling out that guy , not his forecast. He's just a hoot!Which cherry picked ensemble member did he pick to get that lie? Or did he use a multiplier?
Damn that's a big cokd shot on the 00z gfs
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240hr bullseye. What could go wrong?Kentucky is the sweet spot 00ZGFS
Yes except the gfs has been plastering the same area run after run for a number of days now. The euro also had the storm a few days ago then lost it and then brought it back today. Still I obviously don’t know how it will truly play out but I can’t remember a time where models kept nailing the same spot run after run over a week out. This thing is now 6 days out and tomorrow will be 5 unless it moves up in time as it did this run. Like I said earlier I’m not getting to excited yet but it’s getting more and more difficult with each run. If this bad boy is still showing totals like this on Sunday it will start to really suck me in.240hr bullseye. What could go wrong?
50 in Macon, -34 in Peoria... lol Quite a spread: