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12z Model Thread 12/14/10


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This true. There's no meteorological sense behind my rationale for agreeing but it sure does seem familiar.

except the pattern and setup is completely different. I realize there are a lot of simliarities on the outside with last year... but we shouldn't be comparing to it what so ever.

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except the pattern and setup is completely different. I realize there are a lot of simliarities on the outside with last year... but we shouldn't be comparing to it what so ever.

I'm not disagreeing with you nor even want to compare; trust me I get it. But that storm offshore and slowly moving back west idea sure seems familiar to 12/19/09.

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I'm not disagreeing with you nor even want to compare; trust me I get it. But that storm offshore and slowly moving back west idea sure seems familiar to 12/19.

Yes... it is familiar.

Models did not form a consensous with 12.19 last year until about the 17th... there is time for things to change. But, we need a lot to happen.

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The situation is similar though...Miller A shown OTS with a crushing PV to the North...

Set up is different, but the point is that its not unprecedented to see these models forecast east coast storms 200+ miles too far east at 120 hours.

Although if I remember correctly it was the GFS that was clueless. It didn't show what the 0Z run had today. Doesn't matter what it showed last year to be honest but it's fun talking about it.

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So GFS shows bomb and Euro shows OTS. Last time the GFS was right and the Euro was wrong on these solutions was... umm.. uhh... anyone know?

Not saying that I'm agreeing with the following analogy, but something to think about...

You have a weighted coin that lands on heads 70% of the time and tails 30% of the time. The last flip landed on heads. What are the chances that it will land on heads on the next flip?

(yeah, it's more complicated than that, but that would involve a longer response :P)

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