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March 11-12 Potential Storm


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Suprisingly, the ICON continues to improve for at least the southern part of our area. 18z run has a well developed coastal and just misses a high impact storm. It shows 50/50 weakening and moving out quicker which allows the coastal to turn north faster. 

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Since we're all doom and gloom..

12z NAVGEM was the closest to a hit it's been. Doesn't it have a progressive bias?

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ICON has been pretty consistent at the surface at least. It is in the "workable" category, and probably where we want it

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GEPS has been consistent

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

Comparing the 3k nam to other guidance at 60 hours I really like where it was going. Much more amplified northern stream digging in behind and a healthy stj wave. Judging how much better it looked than the "near misses" it might have been a good result. 

im starting to the think the euro is trash. Its such an outlier..its hard to be taken seriously...how many times have you seen the GFS just lose a huge storm in the 72 hour window

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All guidance agrees the 50/50 hurts in the build up but does relax in time to make amplification up the coast possible. The problem is gettingbthr system that ejects from the south and the one diving in from the north healthy enough that they can bully through and be in a position to take advantage when the 50/50 relaxes. 

The euro had a weak wave and weaker NS vort that washes out and elongates and the stj wave gets suppressed. By the time the situation improves to our northeast the incoming situation to our southwest has gone to sh!t and its unrecoverable. 

But the euro is alone in that. All other guidance has the wave in a spot around 60 hours that "could" work. Let's clear the first hurdle and get a decent wave into the MS valley with a NS vort digging behind it. Then from there we have a shot. 

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

All guidance agrees the 50/50 hurts in the build up but does relax in time to make amplification up the coast possible. The problem is gettingbthr system that ejects from the south and the one diving in from the north healthy enough that they can bully through and be in a position to take advantage when the 50/50 relaxes. 

The euro had a weak wave and weaker NS vort that washes out and elongates and the stj wave gets suppressed. By the time the situation improves to our northeast the incoming situation to our southwest has gone to sh!t and its unrecoverable. 

But the euro is alone in that. All other guidance has the wave in a spot around 60 hours that "could" work. Let's clear the first hurdle and get a decent wave into the MS valley with a NS vort digging behind it. Then from there we have a shot. 

i just do not believe the GFS is going to botch a storm 72-84 hours as bad as euro shows it. I would be shocked if went from what it showed at 12z today to what euro trash has

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