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weathafella

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GYX is feeling a little bullish this morning.  

Have brought the rain/snow line farther
south, which would result in higher snowfall totals to the
coast. As far as totals, deterministic runs are much higher than
ensemble means. But some areas will get double digit snowfall
towards the mountains at least. The system moves out quickly
Friday night.

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Hmm ... perhaps a little intriguing as an analog.  I wonder if that is > 50% ...all mass-fields considering. There are differences ... such as that +PNA -typology closed vortex off California in the right image ... not existing in the left. But, the open/potent wave moving up and over lingering west-Atlantic subtropical ridge, with at least latent ridge projection situated at similar longitudes (otherwise) out west, are in total bearing some resemblance back to Dec 9, 2005

This is 96 hrs lead in the oper. GFS on the left, off the 06z cycle.  The 00z bore some similarities as well, but the vort trajectory was slightly farther west.  Just something to mull over...

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Anyone notice that the new GFS was later to the party with the storm on Thursday than the old/current one was? I think every other model had the storm in some form or another before hand. That doesn't seem to bode well going into the winter season if the FV3 ends up taking over at some point.

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First accumulating snow for many. West is best in SNE. A quick thumper the dumper before mid levels rise.  With the low tracking close to the coast should be quite the snow storm in CNNE . Would like to see the Euro cool off at 12Z for more significant snows further south than Gene Banks hood. Still time for this to be more interesting for inland SNE. East coastal areas probably least chance of accumulation but I wouldn't be surprised if even they coat the ground.  Great bases building for all you skiers.

 

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