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Mid to Long Range Discussion ~ 2022


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CMC has been trash this year. Very disappointed in it comparatively to years past. Ukie apparently is bipolar as well. Was in lock step essentially with gfs now a nothing burger. It will trend back. I’m cautiously optimistic for WNC mountains into SVA at minimum. 

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1 minute ago, StantonParkHoya said:

Daffodils are really coming up, days are getting exponentially longer and brighter. You can tell the sun angle is progressing more overhead.

.....Spring is at the doorstep.

Looks nothing like spring in my yard, looked like the arctic tundra this morning at 26 degrees

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I find it rather comical it’s 2022 and we’re basically 4 days out and that’s what we get out of two of the biggest models to try and figure out as to whether you get nothing or 7” for my specific area. Someone correct me if I’m wrong (other than last system where GFS totally sh*t the bed) but the trend has been for the models to start to gravitate toward the gfs. 

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7 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I find it rather comical it’s 2022 and we’re basically 4 days out and that’s what we get out of two of the biggest models to try and figure out as to whether you get nothing or 7” for my specific area. Someone correct me if I’m wrong (other than last system where GFS totally sh*t the bed) but the trend has been for the models to start to gravitate toward the gfs. 

It is pretty bad that we're 4 days out and they are that different. Makes you wonder why they are that different, and why one of them is so off. But really all of them are off like this at some point when it comes to winter weather around here. Not sure if its climate change and the models can't account for it, or if the programing they use is just off. 

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10 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I find it rather comical it’s 2022 and we’re basically 4 days out and that’s what we get out of two of the biggest models to try and figure out as to whether you get nothing or 7” for my specific area. Someone correct me if I’m wrong (other than last system where GFS totally sh*t the bed) but the trend has been for the models to start to gravitate toward the gfs. 

I think the GFS did the best with the storm where we actually got decent snow here. But it was bad with the last threat. 

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Just now, Sandstorm94 said:

Yeah, that northern piece of energy is still between Russia and Alaska

Sent from my SM-S115DL using Tapatalk
 

Yup, not a whole lot of observation stations up there to feed the super computers with.

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38 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

Looks nothing like spring in my yard, looked like the arctic tundra this morning at 26 degrees

Ditto. However by Saturday I expect to see my perennials start to creep a bit. I mean 65 2 days straight. Heck its already 58 right now. 

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I think the big issue with guidance is the current pattern we’re in. With no blocking and short waves flying around like mosquitoes I think guidance struggles and what you’re seeing mostly in mid-range model outputs has to do with seemingly subtle differences in timing in short range. Progressive patterns are notoriously hard to model and that’s why I think this season has had wild swings until the last minute

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