Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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The surface will eventually catch up as usual assuming the 500mb trends continue
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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.
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My next neighbor who is a retired Navy and NWS meteorologist has said the exact same thing before. He says it’s especially the case when the pattern is very active with a lot of energy flying around because the models have a tough time find the right pieces to key in on. He says that when it’s like this, he wished you could just get the old print out model charts that just basically showed the H5 pattern past 2 or 3 days out because seeing a pattern that should be producing something but not showing up on surface depictions is very frustrating
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She’s looking more organized this round. 
This run looks better wrt the actual S/W, but not the N/S in the NE
But still seems to lose it. But this run better then last one. IMO. 
I will take it compare to 18z. Plenty of time to get better.
NWMSGuy
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I wonder why it keeps drying up around the Memphis area. That’s quite an expansive area over OK/AR.
Interestingly the GFS now has a Baja vort this run.
Still trying to do something at hour 120. 
Maybe one the Mets in here can answer that. But I think the wave gets strung out or suppressed.
SnowwxAtl
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Suppressed with the cold push maybe!
iGRXY
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Still need work in the NE but out west and with the trough itself we made progress
Chattownsnow
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Yeah this is new
Interestingly the GFS now has a Baja vort this run.
Brent
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? this is the biggest run here in awhile easily 
Oddly flat for what it's got with the jet and at 500mb