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March 13th ... west Atlantic bombogenesis type low clipping SE New England, more certain ...may be expanding inland


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16 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

nah ... just a failed phase entirely after several sources showed a definitive two-run trend toward more.

18z managed perhaps 70% in the more proficient versions, down toward 30 or so for the GFS (interestingly the GEFs mean was way more).  But those upper tier demonstrations have gone almost to 0 ...maybe 10% ... on this cycle. It's weird that this thing is checking in and out like that -

It really hearkens to the extreme sensitivity ...  At hour 30 or so...you almost can't discern this happening but variations worked in on this run and shattered matters. The presence of that weak short wave in the western ridge isn't really effecting the slope of the N stream so I'm not sure that's something to blame there. 

I still believe SE zones have a shot at a warning level system as I did when we started out on this thread's crusade .. whether that evolves to be more remains to be seen.  

So dumbing down your saying that the even though the 0Z GFS looks much better than the previous runs it really is by chance and not a good phase and the trend is worse if you are looking for a good storm.  Saying that the SE zones just has a chance of a warning level system sure doesn't leave me with a warm and fuzzy feeling as I go to bed!

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