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February Medium/Long Range Discussion


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4 minutes ago, LP08 said:

ICON SUCKS.

 

Neutral in the TN Valley.  Significant change from 0z.

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Basically this is the only time I’d ever want to see what the ICON was showing after this frame.  It seemed like it was about to go negative on the next panel.  Phasing was happening at 102 and then it looked like the NS lobe was phasing into the backside at 120.

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19 minutes ago, LeesburgWx said:

Any risk this phases too much and pulls up through central VA? I like the trends we are seeing though. Man, I sure hope the numbers games plays out in this one 

I suspect we phase too late.. but it does have that feel of the storm earlier this year that was phased with the northern stream as it hit our latitude. I think a miss to the south at this point is the biggest concern.. but, in the Mid Atlantic, we always have a million concerns.. so many ways to fail.. need the luck to win!

 

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My friends knew the job was dangerous when they took it. I told them either I’d cancel and rebook the trip or I’d leave a day early if there was a storm over a foot.  They knew.  They knew!  And this was 3 months ago i told them.  Problem is I think this storm would happen too late even if i did get back Sunday instead of Monday.  So I might just be stuck. And in a corner in the fetal position while they are on the beach Sunday. 

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6 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

My friends knew the job was dangerous when they took it. I told them either I’d cancel and rebook the trip or I’d leave a day early if there was a storm over a foot.  They knew.  They knew!  And this was 3 months ago i told them.  Problem is I think this storm would happen too late even if i did get back Sunday instead of Monday.  So I might just be stuck. And in a corner in the fetal position while they are on the beach Sunday. 

This happened to me while I was in Puerto Rico on Jan 3. Had to smile and wave with my family -- and that was "just" 8"!

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6 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

My friends knew the job was dangerous when they took it. I told them either I’d cancel and rebook the trip or I’d leave a day early if there was a storm over a foot.  They knew.  They knew!  And this was 3 months ago i told them.  Problem is I think this storm would happen too late even if i did get back Sunday instead of Monday.  So I might just be stuck. And in a corner in the fetal position while they are on the beach Sunday. 

We can skype you in? :weep:

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1 hour ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

Remember though, we don’t want it to show on models until Saturday lol

Some actually say and mean that…but for the most part 90% of storms end up hitting the general place they bullseye once inside 100 hours. There are some adjustments on the fringes but once we get to 100 hours the guidance has been really good the last few years. Seems between 150 to 100 hours is when the convergence on a close to reality solution happens. We’re in that zone now. And it’s trending better. Problem is that trend could end anytime and very soon I suspect we see guidance find something close to the final outcome and we still have a bit of work to do. 
 

We haven’t had much luck getting the SS to time up with the NS lately. Our best chances came when the NS simply dug enough to get it done itself. 

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