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December 26-27 Storm Threat


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Can actually get much better for you, me and some others on this board. I would have no problem with this storm tracking over Hyannis and then heading NE.

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It can get better here for sure, But it will be at someone elses expense for us to jackpot somebody will be raining...........

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Must be some good hits up here on the ensembles.

Yea I agree... I am actually starting to like our location for this. We won't have to worry about dryslot and we could try and get into that deform band, which usually sets up pretty far away from the center

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Yea I agree... I am actually starting to like our location for this. We won't have to worry about dryslot and we could try and get into that deform band, which usually sets up pretty far away from the center

If it goes near the ensembles prediction, there probably would be a band pretty far nw.

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Is it me, or is NCEP desperately grasping at straws.

Well they are pointing out legitimate errors and they seem to be figuring out what I've noticed long ago - that the models seem to be able to ingest some foul stuff and not be greatly effected. We will likely see fluctuations as we get further away from the mess but their ideas aren't bad.

Figure on a track to about the BM knowing it could go 40 miles in any direction and that's that.

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Never really seen HPC coming out with these nearly on the hour updates tamping down each and every model runs. First 12z and 18z were inaccurate for initialization issues, now they're concerned about 00z for feedback. Just strange considering consistent shifts on even the global models thus far.

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I think the EURO moves to the nw edge of the envelope.

I don't think its going GFS style personally. It will probably come in like the NAM or something. The GFS being on the western fringe of guidance is really weird, and maybe this is part of its new found "upgrade" we saw in the summer, but it hadn't really shown it yet in a winter storm.

We'll see about this one. It would be a weird sick joke if the GFS busted by being too amplified. I would think some of the M.A. folks would want to literally nuke it because it had played so many cruel tricks during its suppressed days.

But we'll find out who's right and who's wrong pretty soon. Should be a very interesting next 2 days at any rate, lol.

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Never really seen HPC coming out with these nearly on the hour updates tamping down each and every model runs. First 12z and 18z were inaccurate for initialization issues, now they're concerned about 00z for feedback. Just strange considering consistent shifts on even the global models thus far.

They seem very reluctant to capitulate to what would have to be considered a pretty epic model castatrophe by contemporary standards.

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Well they are pointing out legitimate errors and they seem to be figuring out what I've noticed long ago - that the models seem to be able to ingest some foul stuff and not be greatly effected. We will likely see fluctuations as we get further away from the mess but their ideas aren't bad.

Figure on a track to about the BM knowing it could go 40 miles in any direction and that's that.

That I'm sure is something that we could all be happy with.

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