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0z Model Discussion 02/13/14


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If I were you, I would pay little or no attention to the GFS due to its lack of picking up on dynamics and cooling. I might use it for track

 

and maybe intensity, but not for QPF or temperatures. Leave that to the high-res models. IMHO

 

I think that the 00Z UKMET will be a better reference. It's pretty cold like the 4KM NAM. 

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and not even all snow. lucky to get 5 inches nw of the city if the gfs is right

Take a look to you`re south does that look like .5 ?  Most will have 8 to 10 inches by morning .

Look to the High res models now , will give u all the guidance you need . HRRR ( 10 ) RAP ( 8 )  NAM ( 10 )  all on same page

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Good tell all the imbeciles at the TV networks to do the same lol. If they don't the 11pm weather broadcasts will be embarassing to the weather community.

Nick Gregory clearly suggested at the end of the broadcast that he thinks the model trends for colder/snowier solutions will lead to more snow for the city. He's on the ball where some of the other's seem to be hugging the GFS which is out to lunch.

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GFS precip toss it out. I think it must be convective feed back. It still may be useful for the storm track and intensiy. I agree, 6"-10" on the front end and 2"-4" on the backend, but that can easlier be more. If it is like 1/11 storm which the models gave nyc .50 melted then we need to see how it develops. However, that area was larger and easier to predict. This area will be smaller so any shift will make a big difference.

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