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January 25-26 Storm Potential


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You can tell it crapped the bed based on the lack of in-depth analysis. No one cares about what fish get 4-8" and which ones jackpot. Somewhere out there, some weenie fish living in the Gulf Stream are chucking 'em high and far.

 

This won't help.  JMHO this one is slipping away fast in terms of east.  Looks good for Phil and Ackwaves, AIT.

 

Hoping the 0z will come around but as of right now my bet would be on a similar setup to the last two with the maxes on the cape/ack, and I'm left sniffing cirrus flakes.  Plenty of time left, stay the course.

 

We toss the 18z GEFS.

 

 

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verbatim that's even pushing it

 

NCEP models are like SNE posters, prone to extremes.  Most of the time they're too extreme on the changes and wander back later.  We also have the NOGAPs rule, there's almost no shot it's right at 96 hours, so we can be pretty safe this storm is either going well SE of current progs or is going to wander back.  I think there's a decent shot in the majority that it's not done flattening.  We will see. SE New England from KTAN to ACK is still in the best chance area.

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He's probably going to end up mixing in this after all the suppressed talk today, lol.You can go back and think if probably 50 -100 events over our years on the forums where this happened. Then at day 3 as the energy finally comes onshore the NW trend starts. It's just amusing to watch time and again

It could come closer...but will have nothing to do with energy coming onshore out west.

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You can go back and think if probably 50 -100 events over our years on the forums where this happened. Then at day 3 as the energy finally comes onshore the NW trend starts. It's just amusing to watch time and again

 

 

The assimilation issues are not nearly as great as they once were. I won't be surprised if the vortmax trends stronger again and the phasing happens easier....but bad sampling is not as common as when we had worse satellite data, though obviously it can still be an issue from time to time which is why they call recon flights.

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The assimilation issues are not nearly as great as they once were. I won't be surprised if the vortmax trends stronger again and the phasing happens easier....but bad sampling is not as common as when we had worse satellite data, though obviously it can still be an issue from time to time which is why they call recon flights.

Yeah they think this is one of those as they sent in recon for 00z runs. Makes sense
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"Just logged on and now im really confused. Whats going on with this storm? Last night it seemed great but people Seem dissapointed now."

 

Models keeping system to the south. JMA/Euro/GEM still look promising. It's still 3-days out though I don't buy into much until 48-hour window approaches. I get the vibe most have already punted this system.

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He's probably going to end up mixing in this after all the suppressed talk today, lol.

Did it not look a little weird to see that vortmax yet the low pressure so far south? I understand the therml gradient is compressed, but I would have thought the low was further north. That's probably why the low turns north right when it develops.

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Thankfully we have mets like Noyes and others who know to stay the course. Judging from some if these posts if you simply read this forum you'd actually think there was no snowstorm coming Friday night

Yeah thankfully BOX put out a map so folks are prepared for the 8" on Friday night.

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Did it not look a little weird to see that vortmax yet the low pressure so far south? I understand the therml gradient is compressed, but I would have thought the low was further north. That's probably why the low turns north right when it develops.

 

 

Yeah some of the solutions have a decent vortmax track but the low is well displaced.

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