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December Med/Long Range Disco


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12Z GFS is back to the cutter/maybe miller b look.  Lots of chaos showing up in the model runs.  last night's ukmet was so suppressed it had no low,  The 06Z GFS had a suppressed look ot the low with it scooting out off the NC coast.  The Euro had a nice low and was in the same ballpark as the previous run.  Last night's euro ensembles had all three solutions. 

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12Z GFS is back to the cutter/maybe miller b look.  Lots of chaos showing up in the model runs.  last night's ukmet was so suppressed it had no low,  The 06Z GFS had a suppressed look ot the low with it scooting out off the NC coast.  The Euro had a nice low and was in the same ballpark as the previous run.  Last night's euro ensembles had all three solutions. 

 

This is for the Dec. 21 event, I take it?  (Sorry, getting them confused, between that one and the possibilities around/after Christmas).

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GooFuS is acting like a stubborn child for this next weekends storm. At hr 132 you have a sub 1010mb low in the ArkLaTech region and a 1031mb High in Ontario, looking juicy at this point. But the GFS then runs the system NE/NNE right into the HP. So by hour 156 you got a weak and mangled 1013mb low in Ohio and drizzle for the Mid Atlantic. By hr 168 their is a 1015mb low near OBX forming, doesn't get much stronger than that. I know it's the GooFuS but can anyone make sense out of this? Now for the Christmas Storm, hr 216 is 1006mb on the Southern Tip of LA, 1027mb HP in Northern NY, hr 228 is 1003mb near Paducah, hr 240 is 997mb near Kalamazoo, MI.

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This is for the Dec. 21 event, I take it?  (Sorry, getting them confused, between that one and the possibilities around/after Christmas).

Yes, but the aprallel has a track that would offer snow. it takes the low off the carolina coast nad has a very favorable vort track to give us snow.  Lots of model chaos.  It may also be a good test of the parallel.  Our snowstorm prior to thanksgiving the parallel was supressed with the low run after run.   It was  the last model to come north.  This time, the GFs is way north but last night's euro and today's parallel are decent runs.

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Yes, but the aprallel has a track that would offer snow. it takes the low off the carolina coast nad has a very favorable vort track to give us snow. Lots of model chaos. It may also be a good test of the parallel. Our snowstorm prior to thanksgiving the parallel was supressed with the low run after run. It was the last model to come north. This time, the GFs is way north but last night's euro and today's parallel are decent runs.

Right or wrong, the para has definitely been close to the euro through d4 compared to the gfs. I think the resolution is helping with smaller scale features in the short-med range. Of course this same resolution could cause more problems further out in time.

I'll hug the para for now unless the euro looks better.

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GooFuS is acting like a stubborn child for this next weekends storm. At hr 132 you have a sub 1010mb low in the ArkLaTech region and a 1031mb High in Ontario, looking juicy at this point. But the GFS then runs the system NE/NNE right into the HP. So by hour 156 you got a weak and mangled 1013mb low in Ohio and drizzle for the Mid Atlantic. By hr 168 their is a 1015mb low near OBX forming, doesn't get much stronger than that. I know it's the GooFuS but can anyone make sense out of this?

Lot of it is chaos.  If you look at the 500h pattern near nova scotia and the 500h pattern associated with the trough associated with the storm you'll see big differences between the parallel and the GFS in the hanlding of both features.  Those differences are what cuases the low track to the so different.  Some of the euro ens members from last night had the gfs look, they were in the minority but suggested it was a viable solution. of course so is the euro and parallel and they both are a tad more skillful than the GFS. 

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  what else is new .. and thee is NO  chance  zero...   that   OP GFS  tuns  out to be correct
  more  proof?  

the  13km  GFS  is  much more like the   euro  runs 

 

12Z GFS is back to the cutter/maybe miller b look.  Lots of chaos showing up in the model runs.  last night's ukmet was so suppressed it had no low,  The 06Z GFS had a suppressed look ot the low with it scooting out off the NC coast.  The Euro had a nice low and was in the same ballpark as the previous run.  Last night's euro ensembles had all three solutions. 

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There is the DT big event for 12/25... the short wave over OR NV / North Calif SHOULD act as akicker and drive the negtive tilted s/w over MO ARK further east

I'm flying back from vaca sunday. I'm rooting for the 12-25 dt storm. Seems like maybe more cold air around anyway. I'm willing to wait.

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156 HRS Low   is over  Va Beach  

 

162 hrs  the    12z  sunday   euro  has the  Low   right over  or Just  se  of  Cape May  nj
 monster  snow hit for    WVA  WESTERN  VA  western  half of MD   ALL  PA

 nw  NJ  much of interior  se  NY    all of New England    west/ north of I-95

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