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Feb Long Range Discussion (Day 3 and beyond) - MERGED


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48 minutes ago, Wentzadelphia said:

18z eps had less ridging vs 12z at 144 hours. We have a sprawling 1044hp to work with. Just need the confluence to trend better from the departing ULL 

yea I noticed the setup is significantly better for next week at the end of the run.  Hard to keep up with the details of all the different threats right now.  

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56 minutes ago, snowfan said:

NAM has a slug of precip moving in right around sunrise Saturday morning. Looks sleety w surface temps in the 20s.

RGEM has it too, but maybe a bit slower to develop although 850s are substantially colder. Seems like a pretty interesting system for then. Meanwhile ICON is a complete whiff lol

Although the ICON is a pretty substantial hit for next week. Looks to be the period of most interest, and lucky for us we have 2 systems to occupy our minds until then 

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Oh look guidance adjusting south in the day 5-7 period...SHOCKED.  You mean storms don't just cut up into 1045 high pressure systems with a -5 stdv AO.   

 

BTW earlier today out of curiosity I was cycling back several days on the guidance and at that range they showed this storm upon us now (that might even end up south of some of us) cutting and almost in the exact same way they were showing the system next week...by over emphasizing the northern stream and phasing too much with the TPV in the upper midwest...and you could see them adjust and do less and less and less each run until it ended up a wave going under us.  Not shocked to see signs of the same adjustment. 

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Just now, stormtracker said:

GFS gets it done.   Should fall apart in about 140 hours

I get the feeling that it won't...this would be something that, if the threat is still there by like, Saturday/Sunday, it may actually be happening. That kind of moisture...hard to see it drying up or something, lol But for now, still a lot of model runs to come!

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Look at what the storm for Friday looked like when it was 150 hours away. 

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There is a VERY predictable and repetitive pattern this season of guidance wanting to phase systems with the NS to our west and cut things into the blocking...and it has never actually happened.  We have missed a few perfect track systems because of lack of cold, we have missed a couple storms because they phased off the coast too late, and we missed a few storms that got suppressed.  They have not been cutting like that despite what guidance shows 150-200 hours away.  

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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Look at what the storm for Friday looked like when it was 150 hours away. 

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There is a VERY predictable and repetitive pattern this season of guidance wanting to phase systems with the NS to our west and cut things into the blocking...and it has never actually happened.  We have missed a few perfect track systems because of lack of cold, we have missed a couple storms because they phased off the coast too late, and we missed a few storms that got suppressed.  They have not been cutting like that despite what guidance shows 150-200 hours away.  

GFS has us below 32 for from Hour 54 to 240 and its still going

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