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5 minutes ago, allgame830 said:

So someone correct me if I am wrong here... would a stronger first wave help in aiding the second wave to be more amped as well since they are all close together bc it wouldn’t allow the heights on the EC to relax??

It depends. If the first wave is very slow, it won't hurt. If it's fast and races out ahead of it, however, it will depress heights. That's why wave spacing is so important. If they are close enough to phase that's good. If they're far enough away where the first doesn't depress the height field beyond the second wave being able to recover it that's good. If they're somewhere in between, well that's not good.

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1 minute ago, weatherbear5 said:

It depends. If the first wave is very slow, it won't hurt. If it's fast and races out ahead of it, however, it will depress heights. That's why wave spacing is so important. If they are close enough to phase that's good. If they're far enough away where the first doesn't depress the height field beyond recovery that's good. If they're somewhere in between, well that's not good.

Well that was sorta my point... a closer second wave approach would help help in this situation because the heigh field wouldn’t then become progressive in nature.

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1 minute ago, weatherbear5 said:

It depends. If the first wave is very slow, it won't hurt. If it's fast and races out ahead of it, however, it will depress heights. That's why wave spacing is so important. If they are close enough to phase that's good. If they're far enough away where the first doesn't depress the height field beyond the second wave being able to recover it that's good. If they're somewhere in between, well that's not good.

Yep and this is illustrated by the 12Z Nam. The lead wave slowed down, but it was not slow enough and allowed for heights off the EC to dampen. This led to the 12Z NAM being further either east for the second wave. We need it to slow down some more so it can phase more.

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3 minutes ago, Ace said:

Yep and this is illustrated by the 12Z Nam. The lead wave slowed down, but it was not slow enough and allowed for heights off the EC to dampen. This led to the 12Z NAM being further either east for the second wave. We need it to slow down some more so it can phase more.

Gotcha and that was what the CMC was doing last night correct?

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1 minute ago, Ace said:

Yep and this is illustrated by the 12Z Nam. The lead wave slowed down, but it was not slow enough and allowed for heights off the EC to dampen. This led to the 12Z NAM being further either east for the second wave. We need it to slow down some more so it can phase more.

The NAM came pretty close to an epic run. The two waves came close to a phase but when it didn't occur the heights were dampened and OTS she went. If that lead wave were to slow down a bit more...BOOM!!!

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1 minute ago, allgame830 said:

Is there any known bias with NAM speeding up waves to much.. just wondering?

I'm not sure. It could be that the NAM is just outside its range when this possible phase occurs. Could the NAM be correct with a close but no cigar solution? Sure but with the CMC and RGEM showing a bomb its definitely something we should closely monitor in future runs.

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1 minute ago, allgame830 said:

Assuming different in a good way??

Probably. Looks pretty similar to its 6z run which crushed us. Unlike the Nam it does not slow down the lead wave and it hangs back the second wave more.

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4 minutes ago, purduewx80 said:

12Z RGEM - it gives us most of that Tues night/Wed, pellets mixing in too. the tuesday part has a sharp cutoff S of the city.

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The storm is not even done at this juncture. Tremendous amount of potential with this system

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