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This run of the NAM was first hurt, but then saved by big changes at 500mb.

The northern wave ends up less phased with the southern wave, thus is slower and digs more. However, the 2nd northern wave diving into the Lakes later on ends up phasing with the original northern wave.

This is why the run was meh early on, but then came in with a late save.

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19 minutes ago, snowstormcanuck said:

Trends the last 12 -18 hours have been good but still a lot of work to be done.

NAM has a donut hole over Toronto.

But a decent 3-5" away from the Lake. The storm evolved differently this run than previous runs. Regardless, ratios will likely be 8:1. 

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25 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

This run of the NAM was first hurt, but then saved by big changes at 500mb.

The northern wave ends up less phased with the southern wave, thus is slower and digs more. However, the 2nd northern wave diving into the Lakes later on ends up phasing with the original northern wave.

This is why the run was meh early on, but then came in with a late save.

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Slower is better, allows for wave 2 to phase with wave 3 in MN. 

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34 minutes ago, RCNYILWX said:

Aside from expanding watches southeast most likely

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I feel for you guys making these decisions. From a forecasting perspective (and academically for lack of a better word) knowing that someone within a 50-75 mile range is going to get a big snow means you hit the mark as a forecasting office but that doesn’t help the PR side of things for the person who was told they were going to get a “big” storm and ends up with what they perceive as nothing.

Doesn’t help that there are now so many models that people have access to that start bringing attention (or hyping more likely) an “event” before all the data is there to make a reasonable forecast. Still need the forecast to be like Back to the Future 2 where Doc Brown says “too bad the postal service isn’t nearly as efficient as the weather service” as he counts down the end of a rainstorm to the second. :-)

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