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March 25-26 Potential Bomb Part II


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kiss this goodbye. consistent offshore track

I agree. Was there ever consistency in a direct hit? At least w boxing day, run after run in the lr clobbered a huge area. Then in the mr, it backed off. With this storm, there has never been a consistent direct hit....lr or mr.

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If this turns out coming in much further west, the models did alright. If this offshore track sticks, then the models truly did an INCREDIBLE job with this storm. The consistency between the main models aside from a few "off runs" have been so consistent. If it consistently showed it coming in and a snowy solution, there probably would not be many of us saying "nah it'll end up offshore". Deny it or not, there is indeed a strong element of wish casting in all of us. We WANT this to come west

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Outside of a rouge GGEM run we haven't seen a big hit yet in the modeling. This continues to waver between way offshore and slightly offshore. The arctic energy phases in too slowly again this run. The phase has to occur while the southern stream is over the Deep South or this is game over except for far eastern sections.

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Outside of a rouge GGEM run we haven't seen a big hit yet in the modeling. This continues to waver between way offshore and slightly offshore. The arctic energy phases in too slowly again this run. The phase has to occur while the southern stream is over the Deep South or this is game over except for far eastern sections.

Exactly. Very good point. That GGEM model run was really the exception here

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By tonight's 0z runs if this doesn't start making more pronounced jumps west, I think this is mostly out to sea besides maybe some light snow for the coast. As others have mentioned this relies on how fast the southern stream is and how the storm forms near the SC/GA coast. If it kicks east too soon from there we won't have a chance. The southern stream has to slow down and the phase has to happen sooner. And the ridge out west has to be less progressive. It looks to be shoving the trough and therefore the storm east and out to sea.

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Will look for continuity this afternoon with the entire 12z suite .

GFS Canadian UKMET and the Euro (  which took its precip field 150 miles west  at 0z  and put an inch of liquid onto the Nassau Suffolk border ) .

 

Try not to look at 1 OP run and get bent . Arctic waves do favor coastal regions so S and E of 95 Relax .  for now .

Try and use all the tools at you`re disposal , some of you think you can build a house with just a screwdriver .

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