Looking at the Ukie and trying to determine the differences. Only thing I could really find is that it doesn't seem to have that double barrel LP look to it - keeps a single (and stronger) LP the entire run (purer Miller A), keeping a narrower precip field. The others seem to transfer towards the convection just below our latitude.
Question is, which scenario plays out, Miller A vs hybrid.
Anyone want to analyze the upper levels and for any noticeable differences? Seems the LP placement has changed a bit from 06Z. Maybe due to northern stream energy digging a bit more creating a slightly more negative tilt?
12Z GFS running. Pretty similar to 06Z so far, maybe a bit slower. Northern stream seems to be digging a bit more. LP 3mb stronger at our lattitude. Precip shield moved west again. 25-50 miles.
At the very least, we'll see LE snow showers and a few more inches on very tail end. That would be nice. RH, 850s, wind, cyclonic flow all favor this as the LP is pulling away. Then the clipper, then more LE, then another storm possible 10 days out.