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December 2022 Medium-Long Range Disco


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One way a setup like this could work...is if the primary trends weaker and more disconnected...and we get a front runner wave.  We have seen that setup lead to a modest snow/ice event before.  Obviously the 6z GFS 12z ICON idea of a primary dying and a secondary bombing is ideal...but also pretty rare.  The thing we don't want is for there to be a more consolidated/stronger primary that would wreck the mid levels pretty fast given how far west its tracking initially.  

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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

One way a setup like this could work...is if the primary trends weaker and more disconnected...and we get a front runner wave.  We have seen that setup lead to a modest snow/ice event before.  Obviously the 6z GFS 12z ICON idea of a primary dying and a secondary bombing is ideal...but also pretty rare.  The thing we don't want is for there to be a more consolidated/stronger primary that would wreck the mid levels pretty fast given how far west its tracking initially.  

It looks like the 12z GFS could be trending in that direction with the primary low becoming stretched out the middle of the country as there is some front end snow due to CAD over the MA. 

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1 minute ago, Baltimorewx said:

Its basically as if we actually have too much blocking in the north atlantic but not enough in Central Canada to force storms to track further south and not deal with these Miller B's/coastal redevelopments.

It’s more a function of having a -PNA with monster Atlantic side blocking. Storm is jacked coming out of the Rockies and then starts to get sheared and shredded by the Atlantic blocking. Gets pushed south and then a coastal redevelopment of some kind happens. A zillion moving parts here so expect very little consistency.

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