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Tulip Trouncer Threat III - April Fool's Joke


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I think what we hope for is that the models over trended a bit at 00z...its not uncommon to see that. However, I think its equally likely that they have latched onto a correct idea...we just can't answer that yet. I think we'll find out soon enough here at 12z.

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I think what we hope for is that the models over trended a bit at 00z...its not uncommon to see that. However, I think its equally likely that they have latched onto a correct idea...we just can't answer that yet. I think we'll find out soon enough here at 12z.

6-12" for most lower elevations....this season won't go out any other way.

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Looks like a few more snow threats on the 6z GFS...really liking the storm at 168 with -10C 850s parked over NNE. A lot more confluence for that one, a key ingredient for a late-season event...let's see if the coastal can get squashed south of NYC.

Even if this one doesn't go our way, plenty of chances before real spring begins, especially if you ski up north.

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I think what we hope for is that the models over trended a bit at 00z...its not uncommon to see that. However, I think its equally likely that they have latched onto a correct idea...we just can't answer that yet. I think we'll find out soon enough here at 12z.

It was interesting to me how the 00z UKMET passed a rather paltry by comparison low pressure between CC and the BM, only to bomb it out like was originally thought for us, up near NS - I just saw that before any other guidance and pretty much was ready to throw my hands to this. Now the NAM has that deepening too late vibe about it, too - maybe the model has sucked up to this point, but joins the party by ripping Kevin's heart out.

The UKMET, if one goes to the NCEP verificaiton page, boast some pretty lofty scores - which is one reason why I have some trouble understanding this whole "crazy unkle" mystique that goes on around here. Having said that, if the scores are that good and we are at or inside 72 hours, ...I saw that run and felt pretty good that I actually DON'T want snow, and therefore, am far less disappointed by what it implies. Basically: 'haha, hope you enjoyed getting your hopes up for nothing'

At this point, I hope it all whiffs sufficiently E that my buds and I can get some DG in this weekend. Sunday, if the NAM is correct, may actually turn out to be a pretty darn nice day, with back side light NW breezes, down slope, in -3C - probably 47 for a high under blue skies. Unfortunately, the NAM has sucked on this system up to this point so can't bank on that either.

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The UK is certainly prone to extreme soloutions....I think it verifes so well because the avg of it's extremes is a pretty damn good forecast, most of the time. lol

That model waffles around so much. It's hard to take a model seriously that can go hundreds of miles in one run. I don't care what the stats are.

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That model waffles around so much. It's hard to take a model seriously that can go hundreds of miles in one run. I don't care what the stats are.

UKMET may have a high 500mb verification score but it sucks at handling U.S. Nor'easters, and that's what we care about. Nobody gives a damn whether it correctly placed the 576dm height line over Morocco.

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That model waffles around so much. It's hard to take a model seriously that can go hundreds of miles in one run. I don't care what the stats are.

Stats can sometime belie the dailies... Ray does bring up an interesting discussion point that the mean of its standard deviations ring truer than any given model run. Buuuut, I haven't heard or read anything formal on the matter.

I was just siting what NCEP reports -

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It was interesting to me how the 00z UKMET passed a rather paltry by comparison low pressure between CC and the BM, only to bomb it out like was originally thought for us, up near NS - I just saw that before any other guidance and pretty much was ready to throw my hands to this. Now the NAM has that deepening too late vibe about it, too - maybe the model has sucked up to this point, but joins the party by ripping Kevin's heart out.

The UKMET, if one goes to the NCEP verificaiton page, boast some pretty lofty scores - which is one reason why I have some trouble understanding this whole "crazy unkle" mystique that goes on around here. Having said that, if the scores are that good and we are at or inside 72 hours, ...I saw that run and felt pretty good that I actually DON'T want snow, and therefore, am far less disappointed by what it implies. Basically: 'haha, hope you enjoyed getting your hopes up for nothing'

At this point, I hope it all whiffs sufficiently E that my buds and I can get some DG in this weekend. Sunday, if the NAM is correct, may actually turn out to be a pretty darn nice day, with back side light NW breezes, down slope, in -3C - probably 47 for a high under blue skies. Unfortunately, the NAM has sucked on this system up to this point so can't bank on that either.

I named it crazy uncle Ukie and it's because of it's propensity to have ridulously amped solutions jumping all over the place. Everyone talks about it's skill scores but I find it not all that useful for this region.

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It's gonna be tough letting go of the storm threats as we get deep into April and great upper level set-ups lead to 38F and rain. :devilsmiley: But for a few more weeks it is still do-able.

Looks like a few more snow threats on the 6z GFS...really liking the storm at 168 with -10C 850s parked over NNE. A lot more confluence for that one, a key ingredient for a late-season event...let's see if the coastal can get squashed south of NYC.

Even if this one doesn't go our way, plenty of chances before real spring begins, especially if you ski up north.

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