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Did anyone see the 12z Euro?  jesus h christ.   18 hour record cold followed 2 days later by record breaking 18 hours of warmth - that's what the oper looked like anyway. That's some pretty fantastic meteorology if that happens (d 5 -7).  Incredible is more like it -

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  On 12/11/2016 at 10:27 PM, Snow88 said:

18z GFS lost the cutter

 

Good front end for many

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:blink: i don't know how anyone can tell what the f it's doing in a pattern like this... it's like 12 iso-heights of screaming rage rippling one phantom wave after another, every other run, none of which has the mechanical power to do anything against said background torrent of flow.. even if it were real.

cutter schmutter...  let's reconvene when the Earth stops being a douche and starts easing off the gradient throttle -

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  On 12/11/2016 at 10:58 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

:blink: i don't know how anyone can tell what the f it's doing in a pattern like this... it's like 12 iso-heights of screaming rage rippling one phantom wave after another, every other run, none of which has the mechanical power to do anything against said background torrent of flow.. even if it were real.

cutter schmutter...  let's reconvene when the Earth stops being a douche and starts easing off the gradient throttle -

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Tip, if there are 200 cars circling the NASCAR track at 350mph, does it stand to reason that a crash is likely, and an extremely violent crash at that?

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  On 12/11/2016 at 11:11 PM, Go Kart Mozart said:

Tip, if there are 200 cars circling the NASCAR track at 350mph, does it stand to reason that a crash is likely, and an extremely violent crash at that?

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yeeeeah, i see what your attempting with that metaphor but it doesn't apply to the atmosphere.  at all really...  the flow's not going to 'make a mistake' at high velocity that results in a 'pile up of snow' ...or whatever cataclysm's in mind.  doesn't work that way.  the 'pile ups' happen when the waves break, that's ur better metaphor - taken further, they can't break when the flow is that fast.   

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  On 12/11/2016 at 11:26 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

yeeeeah, i see what your attempting with that metaphor but it doesn't apply to the atmosphere.  at all really...  the flow's not going to 'make a mistake' at high velocity that results in a 'pile up of snow' ...or whatever cataclysm's in mind.  doesn't work that way.  the 'pile ups' happen when the waves break, that's ur better metaphor - taken further, they can't break when the flow is that fast.   

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Yeah a good analogy would be when the cars are racing around at 200mph but then all of the sudden a couple of them get blocked at a turn...that's when the "excitement" happens. Of course, there is no sign of the "block" to pile up the cars. We have gradient flow over the whole Western Hemisphere pretty much. 

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  On 12/11/2016 at 11:32 PM, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah a good analogy would be when the cars are racing around at 200mph but then all of the sudden a couple of them get blocked at a turn...that's when the "excitement" happens. Of course, there is no sign of the "block" to pile up the cars. We have gradient flow over the whole Western Hemisphere pretty much. 

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haha, zactly! 

oh man - can you imagine if that was like type race?   like ...pop ups?? at 200 mph...   how deviant.  sorry that' funny

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00z and 6z NAM runs are bringing the 48 hour storm closer to the coastline and more juiced up as it passes to our southeast, still nothing but minimal snowflakes, but enough snowflakes to make you excited there is the possibility for more.  EURO is likely mishandling the energy and the GFS is likely handling it correctly.

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