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February 8-12 East Coast Storm Potential


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This one definitely has a PD II vibe to it with the storm attacking the strong high to the NE. I could see it being a second rate version to that storm.

It certainly can but beating PDII no matter how you split is going to be a task. Theres a reason why its almost at the top, these storms are rarities. But i think this storm can make a run at it
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using the GFS right now wouldn't be too smart. this outcome will change constantly till id say Monday/Tuesday when models start keying in on what to do with the Wednesday storm :popcorn:

Lol yes true but aren't these storm-specific threads for discussing the model runs of the storm since it's not here yet? The GFS is one of the major models and most reliable (yes, one of the most reliable.....considering no model is very reliable right now except some of the short terms)
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Lol yes true but aren't these storm-specific threads for discussing the model runs of the storm since it's not here yet? The GFS is one of the major models and most reliable (yes, one of the most reliable.....considering no model is very reliable right now except some of the short terms)

 

absolutely nothing wrong with it. I just hope that no one starts hanging their hearts on one model run/suite

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I thought the gfs was starting to look pretty good. I'm not sure why it insists on hanging on to the primary for so long (same problem for Wednesday) ,but this is a huge major storm signal. The gfs is spitting out over 3" of QPF for these next three storms, and I think more than half of that could be frozen so that's 15-20" right there (add another 5-6" for those to the N&W). 

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I thought the gfs was starting to look pretty good. I'm not sure why it insists on hanging on to the primary for so long (same problem for Wednesday) ,but this is a huge major storm signal. The gfs is spitting out over 3" of QPF for these next three storms, and I think more than half of that could be frozen so that's 15-20" right there (add another 5-6" for those to the N&W). 

 

with a 1040HP over SE Canada a LP is going to find It insanely difficult to not starting to transfer to a coastal farther than southern OH

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