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Pattern Microwave March

Normal 18z GFS ensemble:
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Same run, Bias corrected:
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Yikes.


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Thanks Jon for your uplifting message and a very sizzling message indeed. You and Webber really want me to block you both. LOL!


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I wouldn't be surprised if it was overdoing it however. The Euro loved to over exaggerate pressures on storms last year from what I could remember, but I could be wrong.

I'm less doubtful given that it's only 72-96 HR out, the Euro has actually been trending significantly upward w/ 95S's intensity, and the HWRF and GFS are considerably more aggressive...
 
Yes, I meant the EPS control. It did have that system on a Miller B track on it's 0z run. The 12z EPS control does actually have snow for northern parts of NC on the 15th but as we know, that will all change. You know what's also interesting, the Farmers Almanac is saying there will be snow inland during March, 18th/19th for GA and the Carolina's.
Do yourself a favor and don't even look at the Control Run. It changes so much from run to run it's literally like flipping a coin.
 
Tropical Cyclone Enawo has formed in the southwestern Indian Ocean and Meteo France expects this storm to become a major hurricane in less than 3 days as it comes precariously close to Madagascar.

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Something to keep in the back of your mind this upcoming hurricane season... The microphysics within the GFS often result in over-zealous and unrealistic forecasts of strong TCs... The model usually has a better handle on weak-moderate TCs

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Something to keep in the back of your mind this upcoming hurricane season... The microphysics within the GFS often result in over-zealous and unrealistic forecasts of strong TCs... The model usually has a better handle on weak-moderate TCs

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Yeah, I remember the GFS had Matthew getting down below 900 several times, which never happened. Pressure is a really difficult thing to predict is what I got out of that storm. The Euro is likely going to be closer though.
 
OMG, look at the 12Z Euro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let me guess, a 10 day snowstorm or super cold outbreak!? It's finally caught whatever sickness the GFS has had!
 
Yeah, I remember the GFS had Matthew getting down below 900 several times, which never happened. Pressure is a really difficult thing to predict is what I got out of that storm. The Euro is likely going to be closer though.

Although overdone, the GFS was the only global model that correctly and consistently predicted Matthew's prolonged period of RI in the extreme southern Caribbean...
 
OMG, look at the 12Z Euro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just looked at it, rain to snow, surface temps. are chilly, maybe a rain/snow mix as the colder air filters in. I'd rather take that than a lousy warm nose, ruining the snow chances.
 
What height and what hour has you interested - I'm on a conference call and can look but can't "search" .... :(

The run is MUCH colder than the prior one for the E US overall for 3/9-12. I'm not talking about a storm.
 
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So as the GFS backs way off on the cold (although I haven't looked at it closely lately), the Euro leaps on board.


K.

I remember watching from afar with Matthew. It looked like it wasn't going to affect the East Coast much but suddenly started trending toward doing just that on Monday before the hurricane came on that weekend. The reason I remember it well is because I traveled to one of the areas that was hit pretty hard late in the spring (St. Augustine, FL) because of the football games that were delayed due to it, and because I remember watching a football game that was an absolute mess due to the downpour.
 
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