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Dec 5/6th major coastal/ west Atlantic cyclogenesis ...?


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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Are you talking about the QPF charts, or mid level model depictions? if the mid levels trend east, and/or the system matures later, then yes.......but not because the QPF chart simply doesn't show big amounts. Models mainly resolve precipitation from low level forcing, but are not skilled with mid level deformation...vastly underdone.

Yep, best snow is often in the “fringe” zone just north and west of modeled best QPF. Usually a band parked there. Also other wildcards such as temps and terrain here. 

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Just now, radarman said:

FWIW, the GFS has not been trending east and is definitely worth of a watch for western SNE and adjacent CNE, ENY , etc.  The euro has been way west up to the last run.   And toss the mesos for this event... JMO

It made a great move for me at 12z. Hope it keeps it up so we can toss the NAM. 

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ughhhh where the hell is the 18z GFS? This past like year has been freaking awful with NCEP/NWS products. Horrific page loading issues, displaying previous maps, incorrect graphics, numerous issues with running models. HOW CAN THERE BE SO MANY ISSUES???? I can't stand technology...it's so great yet nothing but a piece of junk. then issues other places too...COD, had problems loading bufkit profiles from PSU...WTF IS GOING ON???????? FIX THINGS

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