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Winter storm threat disc 1/25/13-1/26/13


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The GGEM looks quite a bit more amplified and deeper with the trough than the GFS. I would think the setup at 500mb supports a tracke closer to the coast. It goes negative tilt at hr 90. Twelve hours sooner and I think it would have been a much better outcome.

 

It's not that far off from the Euro.

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I am surprised there is more talk here about the lowly NOGAPS and Canadian models than there is about the wonderful UKMET model that has a 996mb right off the NJ Coast on Sat am, within about 50 miles of where the Euro put it at the exact same time, and at a similar pressure.  And the British and European models have the highest accuracy scores as well, but let's just keep focused on the lowly Canadian and NOGAPS.  Whatever.

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I am surprised there is more talk here about the lowly NOGAPS and Canadian models than there is about the wonderful UKMET model that has a 996mb right off the NJ Coast on Sat am, within about 50 miles of where the Euro put it at the exact same time, and at a similar pressure. And the British and European model have the highest accuracy scores as well, but let's just keep focused on the lowly Canadian and NOGAPS. Whatever.

Personally I was just building support as to why a more amplified Euro type solution is still on the table.
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