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February 4th-6th Overunning & Possible Coastal Threat


IsentropicLift

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who or what  creates those weatherbell maps ?

Ryan Maue created them. He came out the navy jet propulsion lab , really smart Uses soundings , but uses 10 to 1 across the board. So in marginal events when its 5 to 1 or 8 to 1

They turn out awful

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The gfs could still be correct, but it appears to be playing catch up with the storm on Monday and this event. I can't 100 percent confirm the Euro is much better at southern stream systems over the gfs but I believe it is. 

I think the other models are seeing the CAD and strength of the preceding cold better than the GFS, and is therefore transferring the low faster. You could even see on the GFS that it "wants" to transfer the low sooner but doesn't until it's way too late. There's the baggy isobar appearance on the coast for quite a while but the low doesn't dominate there until it's good only for New England. Euro didn't seem that far away from mostly snow for everyone. If it transfers and takes over just a few hours sooner, it would be a great event for all. As is, with 4" or more of snow possible Monday and what falls from this, many areas will have a thick layer of cement on the ground by Thursday.

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It's just south of Pitt once in NWV there's a secondary off AC KNYC hour 96 850 minus 2 at 108 its minus 10

Can't see in between that I'm every 12 hours.

Corrected hour 108

Very good signs. The New England thread is hoping for a last minute north trend, and they're probably right-these usually trend north a little at the last minute. But the GFS idea of having a rampaging primary low might be wrong.

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