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Still several days away but it seems there is a growing possibility of this system affecting a good portion of the OV. Exact details are uncertain but there is pretty reasonable model consensus on the remnants getting stuck/cut off somewhere in the region, which could lead to a prolonged rain event/possible flooding and maybe some drought relief in some spots.

Messy pattern to say the least

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Still several days away but it seems there is a growing possibility of this system affecting a good portion of the OV. Exact details are uncertain but there is pretty reasonable model consensus on the remnants getting stuck/cut off somewhere in the region, which could lead to a prolonged rain event/possible flooding and maybe some drought relief in some spots.

Messy pattern to say the least

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12z OP GFS seems to be an outlier in comparison to its ensemble members. Most of the GEFS tend to wobble the remnants of Lee eastward towards the MA/SE coast without much impact north of the Ohio River. P001 is the one big exception, although it phases the tropical system so well with the northern stream trough that it zips along at pretty good clip, precluding much of a flooding threat.

12z EURO though looks like it'd at least partially support the OP GFS (based on the RH fields, haven't seen QPF). Who knows? It'll be interesting to watch unfold. I'm kinda hoping Lee, Katia and the polar jet s/w somehow merge over Lk Erie and bomb to about 950. :guitar:

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12z OP GFS seems to be an outlier in comparison to its ensemble members. Most of the GEFS tend to wobble the remnants of Lee eastward towards the MA/SE coast without much impact north of the Ohio River. P001 is the one big exception, although it phases the tropical system so well with the northern stream trough that it zips along at pretty good clip, precluding much of a flooding threat.

12z EURO though looks like it'd at least partially support the OP GFS (based on the RH fields, haven't seen QPF). Who knows? It'll be interesting to watch unfold. I'm kinda hoping Lee, Katia and the polar jet s/w somehow merge over Lk Erie and bomb to about 950. :guitar:

12z Euro has a surface low in southern Indiana at 168 hours.

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Its the only model just about thats doing so. To bad its the Euro and usually right. I hope its wrong but the wedding will go on either way! Sorry guys, Id be all for it any other weekend of the year.

Don't shoot the messenger. :yikes::P

Still 6 or so days out, but you know the drill with weather. Hope for the best...but most of all, enjoy the day...rain or shine. Good luck.

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Its the only model just about thats doing so. To bad its the Euro and usually right. I hope its wrong but the wedding will go on either way! Sorry guys, Id be all for it any other weekend of the year.

Pretty good agreement on the upper low hanging around but the other models are more stingy with precip for some reason.

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Looks like the models have converged on the idea that the extra-tropical remnants of Lee will move into the OV. Questions to be resolved is how far north and how wet. The primary forcing mechanism west of the Apps is going to be the deformation zone associated with the upper level low. WCB looks like it'll focus along the east coast.

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12z Euro more generous with the northward extent of precip with some good amounts well into lower Michigan. 1" qpf grabs Chicago/northeast IL with almost all of IN/OH with a general 1-2" with some locally higher amounts.

Euro FTW again it seems. Looks like the other guidance is moving in its direction. Not a drought breaker, but some much needed rainfall for quite a few spots.

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