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AtlanticWx

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  1. already a 90% chance of >1" and 50-60% of >3" at hour 288 can't wait to see what it is at the end of the run
  2. it's 6 h precip, so if it snowed at hour 138 and it snowed at hour 141 it'll show snow at hr 144 even if it's rain
  3. ur not gonna get a huge snow event with a leaving airmass
  4. us wanting it to trend west and dig is a good place at 6-7 days out imo
  5. if the digging of the wave becomes a trend then like u said we're in the game
  6. all the ensembles dug the sw more as it reached the east coast i think that's exactly what we want, digging when it reaches the plains/EC
  7. ensembles look good which is good enough for now, eps was amazing
  8. can't understate this, HUGE changes this run, digging even more than 0z last night
  9. on the bright side this could dig sm that we win after bc the secondary low develops rlly far S
  10. think it's like the alternate version of the euro or something ran w different params or maybe an alpha version of the next euro upgrade idk? and yeah it's for monday
  11. the march 3 storm was trending very favorably at this time and then switched up at a 5/6 day lead time. imo, ur trends usually always reverse at 5/6 days and we shouldn't be complaining for something that hasn't even reached the pacific shore yet. it only fully comes onshore at hour 144, please don't make presumptions when our main piece is LEAGUES away from being on shore.
  12. y'all will start freaking out immediately after a few bad op runs - don't count ur chickens before they hatch and this goes both ways
  13. we were analyzing 12z not 18z. this is an actual linkage with the -NAO this run, 12z had like +50 ridge anomalies lmao, pls don't twist my words
  14. from 12z -> 18z, slightly faster S/W and most of all, a better phased and significantly stronger (513dm) 50/50 low.
  15. this has always been the case, no? that ridge is doing nothing tho, it's like those light blue anomalies u see in front of a trough sometimes but it doesn't matter bc ur still torching at the surface
  16. imo that's just a result in wave spacing and a ridge being built in front of the s/w. that's not a "real ridge", temps are still below average and so are 850s, i think it's just a response from wavespafong
  17. could anykne explain to me as to how this is a midwest snowstorm look? genuine questikn
  18. i mean a lot of those are from the march 3rd storm and actually have no snow
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