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Pattern Microwave March

Webberweather53 said:
Looks about the same if not a tad warmer near the eastern seaboard. The disturbance crashing into the Pac NW is still slowing down...
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But it is colder in the MW with a stronger high and better looking H5 there.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Lol...
You "havecado" see this.
*slaps knee*
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Webberweather53 said:
Looks about the same if not a tad warmer near the eastern seaboard. The disturbance crashing into the Pac NW is still slowing down...
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Yeah, surface temps are the same there, but are colder aloft and on all levels went of NC. Could be a good run given the cold push aloft is south quite a bit. I have to give this whole situation a laugh because we usually see trends the opposite direction with our storms becoming cutters.
 
SD said:
this run should shift south again, even the lead clipper was shunted southward
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Looks like the pac ridge might be a tad taller too which should help greatly.....

And the SE Canada vortex might be just a tad SE as well, hopefully a southward trend
 
Regardless of the final results for NC, this is clearly a better run in general.
 
ForsythSnow said:
I think this is going to be a good run for someone. Let's hope it isn't the MA! Definitely colder push and storm is slower.
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Probably will be....heights in NC went from ~570 to 564 so the trend of the GFS to come south continues
 
Nice Miller B sig on the GFS! Late season Miller Bs are the best! :)
 
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