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FWIW, NAM is much stronger with the southern stream s/w for the Xmas storm than the 6z GFS, has a two contour closed low at 500mb. Also hanging it back farther west, so it would be a slower solution. Weaker with the northern stream s/w kicker as well.

Maybe we get super lucky and that 1040 H in NW CO at hr 84 comes to help... jk

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Will anyone be surprised if Lucy puts the football back down with today's 12z runs? And does anyone think that the setup on the NAM would lead to a storm here about 24 hours later?

I think it would probably give a sheared look as the northern stream remains really strong and typically the precip only get north to the confluence which is south of us. That could change but the northern stream shortwave is still coming east to suppress things. I guess I'm saying I think it supports a euro type look but extrapolating forward is always chancy.

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From JB it looks like him and JI love the JMA:

"But look folks the theory is simple here. I am not going to change a pattern recognition idea based on model waffling. In fact I have the model that would make the snow. The 72 hour JMA has a weaker northern branch that the GFS is jumping on over the lakes and is most certainly going to phase the system coming into the northern rockies with the trough over the southwest. So this is not over by any means"

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Will anyone be surprised if Lucy puts the football back down with today's 12z runs? And does anyone think that the setup on the NAM would lead to a storm here about 24 hours later?

I think the NAM would certainly produce a storm, but I won't even try to guess what it would do with it. We're still 48 hours out from the NAM's wheelhouse.

JB says the JMA looks good :whistle:

BTW...GGEM went from having a big rainstorm yesterday at 12z to having NOTHING at 0z. Zip nada nichts.

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I think it would probably give a sheared look as the northern stream remains really strong and typically the precip only get north to the confluence which is south of us. That could change but the northern stream shortwave is still coming east to suppress things. I guess I'm saying I think it supports a euro type look but extrapolating forward is always chancy.

When I looked at the loop of the H5, it looks to me as though that last sw in the northern stream is actually starting to lift to the north as it nears Lake Superior and the heights in the southeast seem to be responding to that. The H7 movement seems to be to the northeast in the last frames of its loop as well. Oh well, whatever the case, I won't be here so I don't really care that much. The fact that I wouldn't get to see it if it did snow makes me think the chances for snow are better than they would normally be.

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