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The similarities were being based off the 0z run of both Euro/GFS models, Not the GFS 12z today to last nights Euro

 

 

GFS was in the same spot as the 0z Euro at 24 hours.  It's just more organized.  It's either a convective feedback issue it's having, or it's an issue all the other high res models are having for one reason or another.  But it was still similar to the 0z Euro,same timing and position, just stronger aloft...both s/ws phase on the GFS.

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Only if the Euro agrees. Cantore trashed the American models on air yesterday, remember?

Saying "Cantore trashed the American models" is inaccurate.  Cantore, along with a number of other respected pros, is now discussing Cliff Mass's blog post, here:  http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-us-weather-prediction-computer-gap.html?spref=tw.

 

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Gefs mean looks good

 

I think you are inside of the time frame when they offer don't much help,  They spread the precip out because of their lower resolution.  The Srefs do not look as good as the GEFS and they have better resolution than the GEFS.   The Euro ens have resolution similar to that of the GFS so it would be interesting to see what the majority of them forecast and to know how much spread there was. 

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