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Winter Med Range Discussion days 3-10 pbp II


buckeyefan1

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Right where we want it. 

Still need the euro to come on board. 

 

CMC sort of reminded me of the Feb storm with it's precip placement. Started out just getting coastal areas then as we got closer precip kept moving west. Hopefully it does the same thing this go round. I know it's a totally different setup but yea I'm perfectly fine with that track this far out. 

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NC totally out of the game with that second wave on the CMC. Most of GA and up to CAE end up with snow showers. Big winner is coastal SC on this run. 

 

Cmc 5h maps havent loaded yet but just looking at the surface maps I wouldn't be surprised to see a closed low at hr 147 and 150.  

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I would like to see the EURO join the party in about an hour, then we might have our best shot of someone in the SE getting some snow, even if it might only be a few inches. I like the looks of that digging vort, if it can only interact more with some southern stream (especially for mountain and foothills areas)

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Does anyone really look at or use the UKMET ?

Is it reliable

 

Sure, like any of the other global models.  You just don't hear a lot about it because it's not as accessible as the other models.  For example in the model package I pay for it's not in there but it's constantly in the top 4.

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Thnx for the ukie maps. If those are 24 hr panels and I'm sure they are, that appears you have a phasing storm that comes together off GA coast and rides seaboard. This would be great for large part of NC, epeacilly piedmont foothills and mtns. But it's risky cause you'll get jumped while the ns and southern stream energy jump to coast, then have to wait on coastal to Rev up in a hurry before it gets past us heading up the seaboard. I know the MA crowd has to be rooting for this.

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And who knows what the 850s are like for any of us. But it is a relevant model and as good as gfs inside 5, so it's important to keep tabs on it.

 

UKMET + Euro lead followed by GFS, GGEM.

 

JMA hasn't been too terrible lately.

 

Wish UKMET maps weren't so limited; will see Euro very soon to see.  UKMET is sometimes a good indicator of what's to come on the Euro.

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Does anyone really look at or use the UKMET ?

Is it reliable

 

It is the second-best model in the world by verification scores, though I have heard in the past it tends to be progressive, which leads to some iffy results when dealing with east coast cyclones.

 

Also, with only 24-hour panels available post-hr 72, it's kind of hard to use at this stage.

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