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MLK 2022 Storm Potential


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  On 1/13/2022 at 4:47 AM, nj2va said:

Didn’t high risk post earlier this week that the GFS OP and ensembles are basically run off two different parameters?  GFS OP was upgraded but GEFS wasn’t?  

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   Sort of.    I said that the GFS was upgraded early in 2021, while the GEFS was not.    So we can therefore not treat the ops GFS as a true control run for the GEFS.     As for whether to buy the inland GFS track or the more coastal track of the GEFS mean, I have no idea.

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  On 1/13/2022 at 4:54 AM, high risk said:

   Sort of.    I said that the GFS was upgraded early in 2021, while the GEFS was not.    So we can therefore not treat the ops GFS as a true control run for the GEFS.     As for whether to buy the inland GFS track or the more coastal track of the GEFS mean, I have no idea.

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Ah, that’s right.  Thanks for clarifying/the reminder.  Kind of fascinating the OP went west while the GEFS went east (with more suppressed solutions).  

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  On 1/13/2022 at 4:53 AM, Ji said:
  On 1/13/2022 at 4:45 AM, yoda said:
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Lol what's causing all the suppression

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Yeah, that's bizarre. GEFS went east, but there are less hits for us as it seems like most are either now west or south. More of them seem south, at least the big hitters. Doesn't make sense to me given the low positions.

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  On 1/13/2022 at 5:08 AM, Ralph Wiggum said:

Around 84-96 hours the ens begin to not be as useful and we begin. Looking at the lr mesos.

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If i remember correctly once we get inside that range the Ens typically more or less follow the op. Every once in a while they diverge inside that range and then maybe we take a look. 

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If you’ve been doing this longer than a couple years you should know we are not even close to a solution right now. The models are chasing lows all over the place as it phases over the Carolinas. How often do we see a low in SE Virginia end up in Harrisburg? Can it happen? Absolutely. Do I have any confidence in these models right now? Absolutely not. 
 

Stop. Taking. Runs. Verbatim. They are literally cartoon depictions. The GEFS shows you firsthand how f*ked the models are right now. Plenty of time to go. The trend tonight was clearrrly SE, until, somehow, we get a 980 low in western PA. I have a feeling it’s not hurricane season anymore. Let’s see what details the Euro gives us. 

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  On 1/13/2022 at 6:17 AM, Deck Pic said:

Euro shifted west...Still a nice thump, but then it gets ugly for most of us...

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All three Globals (ETA:  the ones I care more about…GFS, Euro, CMC) with similar tracks at 00z.  I wonder if the westward bumps are finished.  I’m starting to sweat for the mountains, lol.

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