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Model Mezzanine, the 2nd installment


Typhoon Tip

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Saturday could be one of those days where you wake up to 31F and light snow ending and then it pops to 50F in the afternoon...a Tip Spring Special straight out of late March.

 

yeah that system trended back N over the last couple of days ... The Euro was robuster back whence, when it even tried to echo/whisper a secondary and brought upper advisory N of the Pike.   

 

i was mentioning yesterday that there is a spring-esque appeal going on everywhere - but look out!  then the GFS avails of the towering +PNA and tries to dump arctic cold a couple more times. 

 

weird what's going on -

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Saturday could be one of those days where you wake up to 31F and light snow ending and then it pops to 50F in the afternoon...a Tip Spring Special straight out of late March.

 

Yeah, sun goes to work and the air has that Spring, moist smell as Tip recalls cat calling in front of the dorms at Umass Lowell.

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The models et al have been slowly splitting Monday's deal away from the amplitude later in the week; just a day and a half back the models were "pearled" out along the EC with multiple vortex nodes as though we'd have a 48 hour straight event with perhaps a lull in the middle somewheres.

 

Now the runs are flagging them as two distinct events some 60 hour apart.   And it may not be done evolving (duh - 4 days in advance)

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Saturday could be one of those days where you wake up to 31F and light snow ending and then it pops to 50F in the afternoon...a Tip Spring Special straight out of late March.

Yeah definitely has that look...well timed precip ending by around 12z with temps shooting up. Birds chirping as the plows clear the snow.

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this Euro run is really illustrating the wave spacing issue plaguing this modeling period...  

 

it's bullying the E Pac wave into the western ridge and knocking it down, which transitively effects how deep the mid week trough can dig.  

 

i miss 1995-1996 ... wave spacing was so predictable and well behaved that year, you could really predicted 9 days out and nail a 'cast.

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