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  On 2/13/2015 at 6:44 PM, Leaking Gut said:

that looks like a substantial shift, also look a little colder?

 

 

It's more subtle than substantial, but the orientation is definitely better...there is actually a panel that throws the western extent a little further but I tried to compare equivalent panels in terms of the low....Keep in mind the whole solution is still goofy with elongated lows, and a frontrunning low and multiple lows....I don't know that we will get hit, but I don't think anything is resolved yet

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  On 2/13/2015 at 6:51 PM, interstate said:

To be honest.. so far this season...once we got inside of 96 hours... it has been pretty much a lock.

 

I think DC metro at least has had some meaningful (and bad) trends within 72-96....

 

the 12 panel is hour 123

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  On 2/13/2015 at 6:52 PM, zwyts said:

I think DC metro at least has had some meaningful (and bad) trends within 72-96....

 

the 12 panel is hour 123

The UKMET surface looks more amplified than the other models and looks interesting at 96 hrs. Wish I got it's QPF.  I'd bet it look decent but that's just a guess. 

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  On 2/13/2015 at 6:55 PM, usedtobe said:

The UKMET surface looks more amplified than the other models and looks interesting at 96 hrs. Wish I got it's QPF.  I'd bet it look decent but that's just a guess. 

 

Yes...and it is faster/earlier which leads me to believe it is better...

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  On 2/13/2015 at 6:55 PM, usedtobe said:

The UKMET surface looks more amplified than the other models and looks interesting at 96 hrs. Wish I got it's QPF.  I'd bet it look decent but that's just a guess. 

 

It's has been the most consistent model.  One reason is that it only has one low instead of two waves with varying degrees of injection of energy from the baha low like the other models.  Which way are you leaning?

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  On 2/13/2015 at 7:02 PM, packfan98 said:

It's has been the most consistent model.  One reason is that it only has one low instead of two waves with varying degrees of injection of energy from the baha low like the other models.  Which way are you leaning?

I'm suitably non-committal.  I sort of like the more amplitude idea because of the position and strength of the ridge out west but the northern stream is going to play a big role in what happens and I have no clue about what it will do.

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  On 2/13/2015 at 7:14 PM, usedtobe said:

I'm suitably non-committal.  I sort of like the more amplitude idea because of the position and strength of the ridge out west but the northern stream is going to play a big role in what happens and I have no clue about what it will do.

Doesn't look bad at 72hrs

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  On 2/13/2015 at 7:14 PM, usedtobe said:

I'm suitably non-committal.  I sort of like the more amplitude idea because of the position and strength of the ridge out west but the northern stream is going to play a big role in what happens and I have no clue about what it will do.

 

Thank you.  I'm glad I'm not forecasting this one for us down in NC.

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  On 2/13/2015 at 7:21 PM, Highzenberg said:

Remember, there are two waves...that looks like the first wave at 72 hours, what will most likely impact the DC area is the 2nd wave which doesn't hit until 96-120 hours. 

 

Ukie was 1 wave last night. Front running vort amplified and gave us a light to mod snowfall mon night-early tues morn. 

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