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18z ICON getting closer.


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You guys really don't want this coming closer this far out... I can't remember the last storm (aside from a system a couple weeks ago that setup a 50/50) that didn't trend closer and closer at 00 hour. I prefer to see it start around Thursday morning.
 
You guys really don't want this coming closer this far out... I can't remember the last storm (aside from a system a couple weeks ago that setup a 50/50) that didn't trend closer and closer at 00 hour. I prefer to see it start around Thursday morning.
Fair point but once it goes full coastal it usually doesn’t come back
 
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Icon actually did get it done for upstate sc ne Georgia and western NC. You’d only get a novelty event from it. But still pretty nice


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Before the 2/12/10 storm, the models had the low in Cuba a few days before the event, suppression is definitely good right now because this will come back NW.
The only issue is, that was 12 years ago and models have improved. I still haven't forgotten about this disaster from 2019. Sometimes suppression never comes back.
 
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Ironically 22 years ago this day I watched the NFC championship game between the Rams and Buccaneers. That night after the game the forecast for the following Monday night called for clear skies only to wake up Tuesday morning, January 25th to 18” of snow in Durham, NC. So... today 22 years later January 23rd we are watching the Rams and Buccaneers yet again. Let’s reel another big one in...


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Ironically 22 years ago this day I watched the NFC championship game between the Rams and Buccaneers. That night after the game the forecast for the following Monday night called for clear skies only to wake up Tuesday morning, January 25th to 18” of snow in Durham, NC. So... today 22 years later January 23rd we are watching the Rams and Buccaneers yet again. Let’s reel another big one in...


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Yeah… I remember switching to the news during halftime and saw that WBTV here in CLT had added a chance of light snow Monday afternoon to the forecast… didn’t expect to be driving home in heavy snow 24 hours later
 
I’m not great at reading the the H5, and really need to work on it, but was that run not isanely close to a boardwide bomb?
 
Getting this to dig farther west is a good thing. Think we just need another shortwave to drop down the backside of the trough to achieve better tilt at the end. Models could easily miss on something like that this far out
That's probably what's going on. I'll bet in a lot of these cases, you see these big storms and then some of the energy that is key to the system gets lost for a couple of days or so and then gets back on the grid and guess what? You see the storm start showing up again.
 
I’m not great at reading the the H5, and really need to work on it, but was that run not isanely close to a boardwide bomb?
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See the energy around Lake Superior? As Grit just mentioned, we need something to go down the back of the trough to tilt it some so it can go negative, if that or another pocket of energy streams down sooner and/or further west, that would do the trick.
 
On that run you add some tilt and it’s gonna explode
That's probably what's going on. I'll bet in a lot of these cases, you see these big storms and then some of the energy that is key to the system gets lost for a couple of days or so and then gets back on the grid and guess what? You see the storm start showing up again.
 
What an amazing jump on the ICON which is exactly what we need to see a larger storm. Pinch off the northern stream TPV a little more to get it to cut off and tilt negative.
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I’m confused. Wouldn’t the TPV separating and pulling North remove our source of cold air? Aren’t we usually rooting for the TPV to come close enough to provide the cold air?
 
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See the energy around Lake Superior? As Grit just mentioned, we need something to go down the back of the trough to tilt it some so it can go negative, if that or another pocket of energy streams down sooner and/or further west, that would do the trick.
Yeah, troughs don't tilt negatively if there are troughs behind it -- that screwed up this run.
 
I’m confused. Wouldn’t the TPV separating and pulling North remove our source of cold air? Aren’t we usually rooting for the TPV to come close enough to provide the cold air?
We're rooting for the TPV to get out of here so the wave can tilt negatively. Typically shortwaves that cut off from the TPV at the last minute do a good job of supplying cold air.
 
That's probably what's going on. I'll bet in a lot of these cases, you see these big storms and then some of the energy that is key to the system gets lost for a couple of days or so and then gets back on the grid and guess what? You see the storm start showing up again.
Haha you ain’t kidding. Look how similar yesterday’s 18z GFS was to today’s 18z run. Same players in almost the same position, just slightly different strengths.

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