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dendrite

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  1. It’s still doing the same thing with the vorticity as it did yesterday…just less so. I’m not worried about it unless other models start going that direction, but I bet the NAM eventually caves way more than the rest of the consensus.
  2. Similar gif to what I posted earlier except this is the 00z rgem. Look at that potent curl to that vortmax rounding the base of the trough while the nam is flat and flaccid.
  3. He’s a trip. -20° at his coop in Jan 94, but -33° next to the balsam firs. Multiple “Light frosts” in July 2001. Also reports weenie valley high temps on hot days.
  4. Nammy has a little northern shit streak out ahead of the system that is knocking down heights and not enabling the shortwave and downstream ridging to amplify. The RGEM is obviously the other extreme with a more potent punch of dPVA swinging through to help initiate sfc pressure falls.
  5. NAM is still flat and strung out with its vorticity…just no punch coming in from the upper levels. H5 across NAMER just looks spuriously different from the other models though. We’ll see what the rest of the 00z suite does, but I think it’s still in the synoptically challenged camp.
  6. Give me 10:1. At least it’s near climo and I can easily interpret the QPF so I can put my own mental adjustment to the total knowing where the snow will be sloppy and where the most persistent banding will be. There’s nothing scientific about kuchie.
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