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Pattern Jammin January 2024

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GFS run was smooth, classic for NC/upper SE snow. vortex near SE Canada, keeping confluence in place for the trailing wave behind it, hence a good track and enough of an injection of cold air. A look I want to see get into the day 7 window. Need stream seperation from that southern wave and anything in Canada until it passes us 23365230-B844-42D6-B6FB-C657F230D003.png
 
Gefs Vs GFS at day 7. Need to keep stream separation while the southern stream wave is progressing east, it could mess things up if we get a badly timed phase early on with stuff dropping down from Canada. And plus I’d rather go the route of southern stream alone with the deep vortex off the coast 2C8A645C-D624-430F-983F-B1F1711E8A10.png92C11C74-68A1-4FF5-95A9-4B9CA5F54F26.png
 
While I don’t like this because it’s not really rooted to any cold (mentioned how the first system probably wouldn’t have much of a shot a few days ago) there is little noise with it, in the day 7 range. I’m sure anyone would take some token flakes FA51C07B-77BC-45D9-B0B0-E45486D5222C.png86F9601C-6B1E-42FB-8301-81D3B1E481B4.pngF7C05262-7503-4FBD-BF79-4CBC8CD718F6.png
 
Gefs doesn’t really have much support for the GFS, if any, for #2. Last run the GEFS looked really good for #3. Let’s see what it does. Lmao F0C54C80-7CD1-455D-A815-E4D5ECF08CD7.png5BACDE48-5FD7-43AF-A980-9BC5AD2D789C.png
 
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