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Pattern January 2020 - Operation Thaw Alaska

WxWatch said:
So, I see the GFS has brought back the storm it was showing a week ago. Now it's showing it coming in a little later. The GIF I added was from the 18z run on Wednesday, Jan 15th. We have 10 days to real this one in!
Edit: What I'm saying is, I think this is how it's going to pan out from what it was showing a week ago.
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Need it track off shore about 100 miles for my area.
 
tramadoc said:
Need it track off shore about 100 miles for my area.
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I mean it probably won't turn out exactly like what that run showed. Of course, there would be some differences. Overall though, I think that's how it would turn out for track of low and placement of snowfall. I did save the snowfall output from that run as well. (I'll post that in the Whamby.)

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Gfs has been consistent with next Fridays system for several runs now. It's definitely what I like to see at this range. Don't get caught up in the details till we get closer but the potential is defenatly there. This is the GFS wheelhouse for picking up systems too imho from watching models this season.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Verbatim, wasn't a whole lot of moisture w/ it on this run because there's a lot of synoptic-scale sinking on that backside of the cold front behind the low over Maine but it's definitely closer to something.

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Not a big winter weather storm threat, but I guess it could trend to one of those storms with some initial slop before changeover if it can drag enough moisture north.
 
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