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WxUSAF

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  1. GEFS going to be gorgeous. Probably playing follow-the-leader, but it's there.
  2. Visual. Not surprisingly, GEFS looks a lot like the GFS.
  3. Anytime a model spits out something unprecedented, you should take it with a heaping dose of salt. However, we do have near record -AO, -EPO, and -NAO…
  4. The lead shortwave that goes through the Lakes is pretty key obviously. Want that strong, separated, and moving east to get trapped under the Baffin NAO ridge.
  5. Let's check in with model of consistency and consistent bad news: the GGEM And now for the wildly inconsistent on an island GFS
  6. Don’t think this is a fish storm and my blinds are wide fucking open
  7. You seem in the habit lately of trying to always make something bad news. I promise no one will hold it against you if it doesn’t snow.
  8. Seems like it’s leaking over from the pit of permanent sadness that is Phillywx.
  9. At 138, gfs has the surface low near Amarillo. Kaiser says Minneapolis.
  10. Can you resist dropping turds in the punch bowl for 1 run? Please? Just let your inner weenie shine dude.
  11. PNA ridge standing taller and good separation between that lead shortwave over the Lakes. Definitely don’t hate it so far through 108hr…
  12. Better close the blinds until the GFS comes out
  13. The blinds have been opening and closing with lightning speed
  14. Yeah. We want some lead energy that suppresses the flow over the eastern conus. That helps our shortwave dig farther southwest.
  15. I finally looked at it. Actually farther west than 12z. This next week is going to be nuts in here White Christmas fever going to make crazy weenies
  16. Best if we close the blinds until we get a PNA ridge that’s not so far east and also not so far west.
  17. I feel like that’s still not happened…
  18. Kicker shortwave appears out of nowhere and shoved it east. Still a pretty gorgeous H5 look as I posted above.
  19. Something I noticed. Trying to figure out why our shortwave for the 22-23rd is digging so much more in the last 24hrs worth of runs. I think it’s this lead shortwave that moves through the Lakes around D4-5. It sort of merges with and pulls a piece of the 50-50 low west. This provides a lot more suppression of our shortwave and forces it well south. Compare yesterday and todays 18z GFS runs.
  20. Not sure if it will come together, but if we didn’t have a digital HECS 48hrs before this panel, I’d be stoked. This is a canonical look. #CAPEStorm2022
  21. We’re basically at D7 for the storm being on our door step. Long way to go but I like where we sit for now. I’d like to see us in a similar position (with wiggle room to maintain a nice event) around 0z Sunday. Everyone should also remember that even an area wide 3-6” type event would be HIGH TIER for mid-Atlantic La Niña December’s.
  22. We have sooooo much more leeway and margin for error if we get the shortwave to get south of our latitude. Increases the floor AND the ceiling.
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