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NYC/PHL Dec 26-27 Potential - Part 4


am19psu

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NJ is on the razors edge, literally a 50 mile shift west over the next 2 days would put most of NJ into a SECS+ situation. The back edge of these types storms can be brutal. Im sure E PA remembers Dec 2000.

You aint kidding, normally youd think a slight nw correction was almost likely. I dont get that feeling lately, even with the gfs. Last week the models were bias west and the storm corrected east. Hoping this is not the case in 3 days.

GGEM in a few then the ensembles, uk, ecm..........

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IF the GFS is right with the northern stream digging into OK that creates a slingshot scenario io the seaboard. Then it could hypothetically come west and wrap up.

Got to love the 100+ knot jet streak coming due south out of Central Canada heading to the base of that trough!!

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Hey guys, the 00z RGEM @ 48 hours looks VERY good for a possible phase. Note the backside energy really digging southward.

rgem.jpg

Compare that to the 12z GGEM @ 60 hours which looks nothing similar!!!

http://www.weatherof...SIC@012_060.jpg

Wow huge trends.

And look at all the moisture in the Gulf.

0z UKMET is out - it's still east for everybody but looks west of 12z, and it digs WAY more.

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Wow. RGEM looks really good.

tonights GFS run was as pleasant a surprise as the 6 runs of the EC earlier this week....I am quite surprised that it has turned....lets hope the GGEm and EC follow suit....

I also think there is a lot of room for the GFS to bring this further west and slow down considering how big that 50/50 low is and how string the block is....

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I can't believe this... the king might not be dead after all... but it definitely seems to have big problems with systems coming ashore on the west coast because this would be the second week, the second system, in a row where it had a major flux as the system came ashore and then (possibly) went right back to the solution it had before it was ashore.

Eagerly awaiting the EC to see if the king has been resuscitated...

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