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December 19th-20 Storm Thread III


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Nothing to see on the Wed clipper or X=mas storm..Focus your hopes on the retro snow for a few inches on Tuesday

The wed clipper and retro snow are pretty much one in the same I think. Different forcing mechanisms but in order for the event to deliver I think they need to work in tandem.

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Highly anomalous patterns will produce some busts. That is a simple way of putting it. I have no clue what he is saying.

I am curious what the models were latching onto yesterday at initialization to cause such a radical change. Definitely some interesting post-mortem potential

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On that thread, isn't the basic reason for the bust that the models had a poor handle on multiple shortwaves moving quickly? The timing between them was right for a bomb a couple runs but in reality it won't be.

I think the models basically just have a mancrush on developing big storms along the East Coast anytime the pattern is semi-favorable and a disturbance has a chance to phase is what it comes down to.

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On that thread, isn't the basic reason for the bust that the models had a poor handle on multiple shortwaves moving quickly? The timing between them was right for a bomb a couple runs but in reality it won't be.

IMO it's the southern complex just like last year. It's roaring so fast timing is almost impossible and it gets loose way east before the lakes energy can trap it.

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I used to just ignore his terrible posts but he went after me out of nowhere in a thread I didn't even know existed.

lol that's annoying.

I just remember reading a couple of his forecast threads with absolutely ridiculous numbers that didn't make any sense in terms of amplitude or spacial distribution. I wonder what he does for work.

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I think the models basically just have a mancrush on developing big storms along the East Coast anytime the pattern is semi-favorable and a disturbance has a chance to phase is what it comes down to.

IMO it's the southern complex just like last year. It's roaring so fast timing is almost impossible and it gets loose way east before the lakes energy can trap it.

:lol: and hmm, sure was fast. Thanks for the responses. I didn't read that thread, just his first post, and it reeks of ignorance of weather and the entire notion behind modeling. It's not magic. There is a reason why they are right or wrong. If someone like me, an idiot compared to many of you, can understand this and the basic causes of failure with handling this system then a "met" should be able to.

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