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January Mid/Long Range Disco 3: The great recovery or shut the blinds?


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6 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

The GEPS actually did shift towards a cut west, unfortunately. Last GEPS talk I'll add - here are member lows + what its actually outputting. Mix of hits because of a good (coastal) track and some thumps. This doesn't paint the *full* picture -- if people want I could make gifs of both plots. But it's the GEPS so maybe not worth the effort haha

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In general, a farther cut west can sometimes work for a better front end if there’s more confluence over NE and we can get enough precipitation overrunning the warm front. Trick is the precip comes with the WAA, so there’s a balance there when our airmass is eternally marginal. But maybe that’s what the GEPS is keying on.  

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2 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

In general, a farther cut west can sometimes work for a better front end if there’s more confluence over NE and we can get enough precipitation overrunning the warm front. Trick is the precip comes with the WAA, so there’s a balance there when our airmass is eternally marginal. But maybe that’s what the GEPS is keying on.  

GEFS was quietly better for likely the same reason - getting carried pretty hard by a member or two that goes nuts though. Curious to see the EURO/EPS -- which is what winter wx tracking is all about!

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