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Models Have Us On Northern Edge Of Snow 3/4/16


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The Ukie is not even a flurry or raindrop here. If the Euro shows the same, CMC is an extreme outlier. The EPS mean went way east from the previous run, and the GFS is nada. I would not be surprised to see the op Euro go further east than 0z. We will know shortly...

Its way east because of some members out to sea. Why would you not be surprised? Ee know you hate snow but every solution is on the table now.

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I'm confused... I'm one of the biggest weenies here... But are we really calling the euro trash, and saying toss it.. When the only model currently even showing a storm is the GGEM?

instead of 1 liners about how bad the model is would someone like to elaborate on why it should be tossed, along with the ukie, Gfs, gefs

 

They are mad that it caved to the Euro and UKMET after having some snowy runs the last few cycles.

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The Canadian is notorious for overamping lows and creating fantasy cyclones. It is now on its own even showing a storm. The GFS, Euro and Ukmet have nothing at all

But the previous 2 Euro runs showed the snowstorm hitting us, so it hasn't been only the Canadian. Now the Euro flipped, but who knows it could go back to the snowstorm solution tonight. This winter we've seen storms that looked like snowstorms at 5 days away quickly trend to lake cutters. Things change quickly and this isn't over! 

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But the previous 2 Euro runs showed the snowstorm hitting us, so it hasn't been only the Canadian. Now the Euro flipped, but who knows it could go back to the snowstorm solution tonight. This winter we've seen storms that looked like snowstorms at 5 days away quickly trend to lake cutters. Things change quickly and this isn't over!

It isnt over. We have seen swings really close to an event.

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The Canadian is notorious for overamping lows and creating fantasy cyclones. It is now on its own even showing a storm here. The GFS, Euro and Ukmet have nothing at all

The analysis in here and above are just frightening. There is a good ridge axis through the Rockies N through Boise .

This is no over amped low .

The resulting look isn't flat because of the WC.

In addition there is the potential for another under modeled WAR .

The difference between the Canadian and the European is that the vortex is being modeled differently.

The harder it presses the more progressive the system is .

The system is there , the northward progression will be dependent on its press .

Has nothing to do with over amping LP.

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There must be a few decent hits in the Euro ensembles, correct? Hard to believe it flipped to the point of all misses.

If the vortex press is that deep it will miss.

You need the WAR to help create resistance to help squeeze this N.

If those 2 features are modeled correctly at 12z then it's OTS.

But it's 120 hours out so I would wait to see what this looks like in 48 hours.

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There's a few good hits and a couple big hits.

Yes thank you. Obviously snowman19 misunderstood what I was asking. I know the EPS is similar to the OP, but when looking at all the individual members I figured there still had to be some hits in there. There's definitely a possibility that the 0z OP run could go back to showing a hit, like some of the 12z ensemble members are showing. 

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