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December 2022 Medium-Long Range Disco


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1 minute ago, nj2va said:

Euro and GFS couldn't be more different with how they are handling that NS wave and its within 84 hours.  Someone will be way off in the short range with a key feature.

I'm not big into playing off models or model "camps" on one another, but either the GFS is wrong as shit with that feature or the Euro/CMC/whatever else are.

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We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

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Just now, WxUSAF said:

We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

Careful calling something a big wad

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

One big wad....known bias of the euro and nickname to a few posters on here

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

Kind reminds me of cases of phasing in the past, where we had two widely different outcomes depending on if it happens or not. But this is like, in the reverse?

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2 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

Yeah we just gonna have to be patient...Ain't no way to know until somebody folds in a couple days.

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4 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

We basically want that whole area of low 500mb heights to get pulled like taffy, with one big clump moving toward Ontario and the other pinwheeling around it down the Rockies and into the Plains.  0z Euro did that some, although not to the degree the 12z GFS did.  12z euro seems to be stubbornly staying as one big wad.  

Are we saying we want the Euro to blow it's wad?

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Just now, leesburg 04 said:

Until one moves towards the other I fail to see how anyone can say either is correct at this point. In their own way the GFS and the Euro are correct as far as anyone knows

Yep. Now someone in the other forum brought up the idea of if the block could essentially be too strong (and that that's the reason the energy can't get through because it gets trapped) Thoughts, anyone?

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