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January 2 - 3 Winter Storm Potential


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Lol, if anything the convective feedback is lowering the totals. Based on the H5 depiction, the GFS was a 12-18" MECS. The convective feedback pulled a bunch of QPF off shore. The ens are going to be huge. Positive of that.

 Its not as crazy as it sounds , like in Jan 2005  this is coming out of the Northern branch and will travel the arctic boundary as per GFS

Low level cold air will be drilling into this system  and it will get colder as the strorm goes on  and considering being 4 days out on the GFS this is wehere  you would love to SLP from this model .

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The GGEM is a big improvement at H5. Digs the northern vort down to Louisiana as well. We still get 4-5" probably.

Trends baby trends!! The Miller A idea is the best solution as we'll have TONS of moisture. The Euro should be interesting to say the least, im leaning towards it showing a Miller A as well since the pacific wave will be closer to the coast as well

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Trends baby trends!! The Miller A idea is the best solution as we'll have TONS of moisture. The Euro should be interesting to say the least, im leaning towards it showing a Miller A as well since the pacific wave will be closer to the coast as well

Hopefully the euro gets rid of all that sleet it was showing for the first 12 hours of the storm

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If this thing really manages to wrap up and take a full on negative tilt, not to mention dig enough to tap the most gulf moisture possible, then we're probably talking widespread MECS with a HECS signal. This is a huge IF and everything would have to come together perfectly for that to happen, but it's not impossible. I honestly thought the Euro had a fluke run but since the other models are heading towards it, then I can't say that right now. 

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If this thing really manages to wrap up and take a full on negative tilt, not to mention dig enough to tap the most gulf moisture possible, then we're probably talking widespread MECS with a HECS signal. This is a huge IF and everything would have to come together perfectly for that to happen, but it's not impossible. I honestly thought the Euro had a fluke run but since the other models are heading towards it, then I can't say that right now.

The prob is they all missed on the northern stream energy until the Euro last night. Whether is right or wrong is to TBD.

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If this thing really manages to wrap up and take a full on negative tilt, not to mention dig enough to tap the most gulf moisture possible, then we're probably talking widespread MECS with a HECS signal. This is a huge IF and everything would have to come together perfectly for that to happen, but it's not impossible. I honestly thought the Euro had a fluke run but since the other models are heading towards it, then I can't say that right now. 

The Euro wasn't there yet. Those snow maps were way over done since the 850s were above freezing for much of the first part of the storm

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The 12z GEFS ensemble mean is wetter for sure, looks like a dumbed down version of the op which is about where you would hope.

Great news and great pbp today yank! Your alright man ;)

EURO run is going to be a nuthouse in here. If it shows a miller A bomb weenie's will be beside themselves. By far worst part of a big possible snowstorm is what if it goes away lol

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