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Potential winter threats


tombo82685

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I thought as much looking at the 120hr forecast. The problem remains that the initial upper support is so far north and the vortex that holds in the cold air is so far south and west that there is no room for the shortwave, all it can do it shear.

Right when he said it i thought of what you said in the morning over at the mid atlantic forum, about the pattern . Looks pretty spot on from this run.......cold/dry shear out....then cutter....ughhhh lol

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I'm personally not enthused about this pattern. We have the great blocking, but with the horrible Pacific pattern, there is not much room for shortwaves to amplify...by the time they do, they get sheared out. With a better Pacific pattern, you could get the shortwaves to amplify much earlier...

Also, by the time the blocking would weaken, we still have the horrible Pacific pattern, so even though there is now more room for amplification, there is very little left to stop it from becoming a cutter.

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continues to look like the worst situation possible...retro low backs far enough southwest to completely wipe out any shot of the next storm leaving us cold with occasional flurries and nothing more. it's brutal that we are wasting this, in what was probably our best chance to get something worth while.

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