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Chicago Storm

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  1. The main storm potential has many factors involved, all of which obviously can make for a north/south shift. Some of the players involved are; The PV in Canada, ridging out ahead of the Western US trough, additional waves diving into the West later in the period, the quality of the main wave (elongated/strung out vs not), timing of the main wave ejection and more. The GFS for example is north due to the quality of ridging ahead of the main ejecting wave, as well as a much more consolidated Western US trough, with a main wave that is actually able to take on a negative tilt as it ejects into the Plains. On the other hand, one reason the Euro is much further south with the main storm is due the much slower timing and a much more elongated/strung out trough. .
  2. Depends on what portion of this stretch you're talking about... The overrunning portion or the main storm.
  3. Several changes aloft when taking a look at things for the 12z Euro as well... -Lead wave on Mon/Tue is further north, and ends up tracking further NE overall. Also much more ridging out across S Ontario/Lakes/OV/MSV/Etc, due in part to aforementioned lead wave being north and handling of the PV in Canada. This is one factor in giving the overrunning portion a different angle and further north. -Main trough in the West is more elongated/strung out and is lagging/slower, thus you end up with a much slower and further south main system. It actually ends up as a very widespread spread the wealth storm.
  4. 12z Euro looking north early. Higher heights in S Ontario/Lakes/OV/MSV, and lead wave is further north when coming through. Also, Western US trough is more consolidated/organized, deeper and is less strung out/elongated. It won’t be the 12z GFS, but it’ll be a step that way.
  5. Several changes aloft when taking a look at things... -Lead wave on Mon/Tue is a bit further south, and ends up tracking further south overall. -PV in Canada is much further south, which helps shunt the overrunning potential south. -Main trough in the West is much more stung out/elongated and it slower, thus you end up with a much slower ejecting main storm system. Also ends up further SE than the GFS has it, do to a lot of what is mentioned in other points.
  6. That’s not the reason for the different look at that time. Need to be looking aloft, not at that surface high. .
  7. On the flip side, the 12z GEM shifted SE...and it was already well SE of the GFS.
  8. Several changes aloft when taking a look at things... -Lead wave on Mon/Tue is further north, and ends up tracking further NE overall. -Much more ridging out across Ontario/Lakes/OV/Etc, due in part to aforementioned lead wave being north and handling of the PV in Canada. This is one factor in giving the overrunning portion a different angle. -Main trough in the West is more consolidated and the main wave is not elongated/lagging, thus you end up with a nicer and more neutral tilt at the base fairly easily. This leads to the ejection/development of a much more organized main storm system.
  9. Ton of changes favoring north there. .
  10. Slower/positive tilt/elongated final wave seems to be the trend the past several runs on most guidance. Still several days away obviously, but by the 0z suite on Sunday you’d like to see that trend reversed. .
  11. correct. he moved to the pac nw a few years ago. .
  12. never to be seen again after being up in alaska for a while. .
  13. we had a brief discussion on that recently. he’s been mia for a few years now. .
  14. what we really need is a moneyman return. .
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