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Pattern Jammin' January

GFS reloads for another hit in fantasy land.

I actually consider 240 to be borderline, and we were starting to try to track a storm in the 23rd-25th period earlier, so who knows, but we need to see if the GEFS has a bump because holy cow...what a ridiculous run.
 
Probably a massive sleet storm.

This is why this time frame is so unpredictable. If that phase happens earlier it's game over like has been shown. No one needs to get excited or depressed until very close in time.

This . We all know we will see more rainy cutter runs over the next few days . This is just one solution well within the ensemble envelope.


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This would shut ATL down until Super Bowl Sunday.


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the Dec 8-9 storm if I’m not mistaken started to really get everybody’s attention by hour 200-234, need to watch this one for sure but still lots of time for this to change, will probably be a cutter on the next run with a artic outbreak after it
 
This Pattern is basically a good kick return, will you take advantage of the good field position ? Or will you whiff and go 3 and out
 
Yet another winterstorm on the 28th with Snow for many areas on the 18Z GFS. The GFS also keeps the Southeast cold most of the time after Jan 20. I know this will change on the 0Z runs,but,this pattern is loaded with many opportunities for winterstorms. gfs_mslp_pcpn_frzn_seus_49.png
 
If this verified I would need several days worth of clothes to camp out at work and would probably end up with several days in a row on the clock with no clock outs. My bank account approves????
 
Good to see a storm that wasn’t a cutter even if it is at 240. Kept seeing cutter after cutter there for almost 48 hours via GFS. Maybe it’s something we consistently begin seeing.
 
For those that are tossing the 18z GFS run, you shouldn't. The storm system is under 300 hrs. We're talking mid range, not long range. The 18z GFS run maybe the first run to work off of to look for trends on future model runs. You should not toss it.

300 hours does not delineate the medium from the long-range, it's not even close. Closer to 120-168 hours is more applicable, we're a very long ways off from that.
 
Need that big storm low for 1/24 to swing further south to give south Louisiana a good thumping. The overall trend is very encouraging though.

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The models have consistently agreed to a pattern change. One that should produce a winter storm for a lot of the southeast. I really think that’s been pretty consistent


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GEFS is on the clock and I think outside of one ensemble based on the COD meteorology website it doesn't show a similar solution. :rolleyes: Oh well.

It might end up being a bit better than recent runs though, we'll see.

Again this solution was in the gefs envelope of possible solutions . We shouldn’t see a drastic change on the 18z gefs


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300 hours does not delineate the medium from the long-range, it's not even close. Closer to 120-168 hours is more applicable, we're a very long ways off from that.
So, you're saying this storm system isn't in the mid range with it being in the 1/23 - 1/24 time frame? which is not far off from with it being in the 7 day window. Besides, the beginnings of the storm is under 240hrs. Mid range IMO.
 
Oh my John ceserish on channel 4 just said we could have a winter storm the middle of next week. Can you believe he even mention something over 7 days away. I hope someone else heard that


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So, you're saying this storm system isn't in the mid range with it being in the 1/23 - 1/24 time frame? which is not far off from with it being in the 7 day window. Besides, the beginnings of the storm is under 240hrs. Mid range IMO.


Short range: 0-84hrs (short range models)

Mid range: 84-168 (models usually “lock down” a storm in mid range

Long range: 168+ Expect massive shifts run to run
 
So, you're saying this storm system isn't in the mid range with it being in the 1/23 - 1/24 time frame? which is not far off from with it being in the 7 day window. Besides, the beginnings of the storm is under 240hrs. Mid range IMO.
That storm is no less than 9 to even 10 days out, I wouldn’t consider this the medium range .
 
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