SimeonNC
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And I thought it was known in most research that low pressure tracks tend to trend south of snow cover. The caveat being the snow cover is not there yet and models will be wishy washy until storm #1 completes.now I know what birdman is saying, he saying the more snowfall to our north they get with that anafront, the more refrigeration of the air and colder the air is gonna be on top of that, which would help out our CAD, ok ok
Whatever you do don’t use the ice or sleet accumulations it’s utter garbage 100% of the time. The only thing interesting is the euro/nam combo from time to time for most in the Carolinas. CMC can be useful if Ptype onset is within question...which it seems to be so far. Beyond that it’s really hard to include it in a forecast I’ve noticed..sometimes temps are ok but not great on that model.It will be interesting to verify the CMC with short range models once it gets within 84 hours. I'm going to save the model images from the CMC to work off of to help of the creation of my predictions.
It’s funny that there’s a 1041 over PA, then 48 hours later the rain/snow line is in southeastern Canada. I forgot the recipe for frozen precip around here. It just ain’t like it used to be. That’s for sure
Taking the Euro bias so far this year into consideration, dont sleep on a threat in the 16-17th time frame. Starting the get really block happy in this time frame and if it is once again under modeling the Pac ridge, the threat may be significant.
yeah, weak -NAO, tropospheric PV lobe in northern Canada, 50/50 low in NE Canada, blocking around northern AK, Aleutian low, only issue is that WAR trend View attachment 27551