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Powerful Multi-regional/ multi-faceted east coastal storm now above medium confidence: Jan 29 -30th, MA to NE, with snow and mix combining high wind, and tides. Unusual early confidence ...


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1 hour ago, mreaves said:

I’ll tell you what, I’ll take your place in London. I have no idea what you do and am most likely not qualified but my name is Mark and I love London. I think I can fake it enough so you can be here if there is a storm. 

My Dad says that all the time.  Believe some days, I'd like to switch places!  I'm happy to finally get back to travelling globally.  I own a consulting firm that specialized in inclusive leadership.

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

This is one of those lows that will go north into the gulf of maine if it can track near the BM

As it gets captured we've seen the curl west on these runs, That's why i don't mind seeing where this has been, Its not trying to escape ENE as its gaining latitude, My longitude helps in this instance.

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Remember when the GFS op was an extreme outlier with respect to every single GEFS member for run after run in the medium range?... last weekend... How'd that turn out?

I have no confidence in the GEFS signaling the correct outcome or even which way to hedge. If the GFS and Euro don't start looking better at H5 by 0z, that should be a caution flag for sure.

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7 minutes ago, eduggs said:

Remember when the GFS op was an extreme outlier with respect to every single GEFS member for run after run in the medium range?... last weekend... How'd that turn out?

I have no confidence in the GEFS signaling the correct outcome or even which way to hedge. If the GFS and Euro don't start looking better at H5 by 0z, that should be a caution flag for sure.

They all don't work out that way though in most instances, There is still changes to go at this lead,

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13 minutes ago, eduggs said:

Remember when the GFS op was an extreme outlier with respect to every single GEFS member for run after run in the medium range?... last weekend... How'd that turn out?

I have no confidence in the GEFS signaling the correct outcome or even which way to hedge. If the GFS and Euro don't start looking better at H5 by 0z, that should be a caution flag for sure.

Repeat after me: "Past performance is not indicative of future results."

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3 minutes ago, dryslot said:

They all don't work out that way though in most instances, There is still changes to go at this lead,

I think the GFS OP resolution matters. And I also think the GEFS tend to shift with the OP, rendering them relatively unpredictive of true spread and likely trend. The 18z GFS was pretty ugly. There's still time, but once this gets inside 5 days or so, you don't want to have to rely on massive model errors.

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