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LP08

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  1. I mean it makes sense if the H5 is right? More positviely tilted trough and flatter flow will not get the moisture transport we need. Ok done with Nam nitpicking hah
  2. Maybe I'm way off but I don't think we want flatter out front? This thing undoubtly will be west of us. We should want amp and quicker phasing to send a much better swath of overrunning before we lose thermals. The two part, although slightly colder to start, robs moisture. Similar to what the Euro showed at 12z.
  3. need the Baja low to come further east. When it drags its disconnected so the over running loses its punch and it turns into two parts.
  4. Delaying the phase and flatter out front is causing some cut back on qpf for the thump.
  5. Keeps the primary way way south...like SC compared to WVA. Thats a lonely island.
  6. I mean, 18z sunday and the mix line is still south of EZF...
  7. I guess with a later sloppier phase we do lose some of the super intense thump, who knows what to root for anymore!
  8. Seems that the first couple pieces of guidance at 12z (NAM, RGEM,ICON) delay the phase out west compared to their previous runs. And before anyone says anything i know these are not even the B squad lol
  9. I'm worried too but my only hopium is that it is a true artic airmass (in place before the storm) will be a little more stubborn than usual WAA. I've been here too long. That warm air aloft ALWAYS comes in quicker than modeled. I've been telling friends 6-10 so hopefully at least 6" can be reached.
  10. The phase was slower/later too, which helped keep heights lower as well
  11. The problem too is its getting shared EVERYWHERE. My friend group, X, facebook. Ive seen some mets online trying to fight back against it.
  12. We can't make fun of the NAM then post the 87 HR SREFs. Both our terrible and outside there "usefull range". Both the 12k and 3k have a small but noticeable cold push over the east through 36. Thats all I am looking for.
  13. Through 24hr, better cold push over the east on the NAM.
  14. Reading comments will be fun on that. Maybe my beer run won’t be as busy today !
  15. AiGFS will be north. Much more interaction out west
  16. There’s another lobe North of New England that comes down (quicker than 18z) that compresses heights and prevents the trough from tilting more negative.
  17. Yeah this icon run not looking great out west.
  18. Dry January ends when the first sleet pellet hits my window.
  19. When we get the new data and it makes it worse, will they run them again without it?
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