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bristolri_wx

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  1. It's been posted a few times that GFS is having a tough couple of weeks vs the Euro even on mundane 500mb verification in the northern hemisphere domain. GFS has been consistent - we've also seen it cave to the consensus many times on the coastals at the last minute.
  2. The last 3 runs are exactly why people say "but it's the NAM". It's doing everything it normally does with coastal snow storms lol. It's improved aloft, and totally reversed what it did at 18z. Since we're depending on the 60-84 without the 3k to aid us, I'd call it a win.
  3. They do not: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=pmdhmd ...but their 4 PM extended forecast discussion and 3:30 PM snow discussions did not mention anything regarding the 18z models, or how awful the NAM is. Mostly referenced 00z/06z/12z trends today. https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=qpfhsd https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=pmdepd
  4. I would confidently toss this NAM considering how different it is from all other models. Of course if the other 18z's come in similar trends then we worry. This concludes my John Madden-like weather model commentary.
  5. Keep the faith... modeling hasn't been good this season for us, for both hits and misses, even at this range. GFS hasn't been good last couple of weeks according to multiple sources. I feel like the trends tomorrow will be the important ones as better data comes in. Right now its kind of the Euro against the other globals but who knows it might be on to something. It was worrisome that some perfect scenarios showed up on the models YESTERDAY, which is a little far out to my liking. Prefer those outcomes a little closer in knowing how models adjust closer to storm formation and arrival.
  6. Out of curiosity, I went over to weather.us and looked at some of the other models available there. The French, Chinese, Korean are on the eastern side of the guidance as well. We know what the skill levels are there, but it does make you wonder what's making some of the models go east of the Euro/CMC...
  7. This was a torchy run of the GFS... lol...
  8. Seems like we're getting all the signals we want to see 5 days out for a region wide storm. Let's narrow the goal posts. Realistically the 5 day forecast would be 6-12" for most unless something drastically changes like a mixing component or a weird dry slot, and then there will be some banding/jackpots that are more in the 12-18" range. Will be fun to follow the rest of the week. I'll take the 6" IMBY.
  9. I would just like to point out the comical line for 0" to 12" of snow for .01 degrees increase of latitude on the GFS EDIT - According to my math, and google, 1 degree of latitude is equal to 69 miles, so .01 would be approximately 2/3 of a mile between 0" and 12" of snow, verbatim, from this clown map LOL!!!
  10. There’s hope for a decent storm for everyone here at this range. Can’t get a real handle on p-type issues until the high res models get into play. The fact that 500 mb looks good, and there is a storm not scooting out to sea or cutting to Toronto is enough for now at this range, even for the I95/SENE folks.
  11. Well that was an exciting day of football...
  12. Guaranteed: at least one post that mentions sun angle.
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