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January 28-29, 2022 Miller abcdefu Storm Threat


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Just now, stormtracker said:

out to 45.  It's obvious it will be better than 6z for sure. 

NS diving in is west of 6z and a hair stronger than 0z.  Southern Stream looks like its splitting the difference between 0z and 6z.

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6 minutes ago, Wonderdog said:

Is the NS SW helping to push the coastal further east? 

Not exactly. It's a dance. How far the upper energy slides south is tricky. The pieces dance together more than push each other around. We want lift overhead at the same time the developing low is pushing moisture into it. Left to its own devices, the arctic energy is going to be super light. Not juicy at all. Throw some ocean moisture west or northwest into the lift and it becomes an "event"

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2 minutes ago, DDweatherman said:

Doesn't look all that far off from 0z at 54 if we're being honest. Better than 6z no doubt, but also not much worse than 0z

I'd argue the trof looks very close to 0z.

 

Edit:  Just a little more broad

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1 minute ago, clskinsfan said:

NS precip makes into my area around hour 53. Models have stayed consistent with that for 2 days now. impressive if it verifies. 

For my area I hate having to rely on those NS front end deals...because for some reason we always end up dry...or at least, that's how it happened last year. WAA came, bands west and east.

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