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The last hurrah? Putting all the eggs in the Tuesday 3/14 basket


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Actually fairly decent <100 mile consensus for low track, furthest NW tracks into SE SNE, most tracks seem to be around islands / elbow / east of the Cape

Quick glance looks like 12z Euro only one with dual low / 12z UK with nipple, but otherwise NAM/GFS/CMC look consolidated

Momentum seems to be east with a more dominating SRN shortwave that gets boosted but not stretched by infusion of NRN energy... for ESNE, good trend to see given that SRN shortwave was sampled this morning

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Just now, weatherwiz said:

FWIW, these snow maps are the reason why last night was overblown. That entire system was completely over forecast from the upper-Midwest, northern Ohio Valley, and here. At what point…when will it happen…that people realize they’re TRASH

There’s a reason we call them clown maps. They are fun to look at but they aren’t reality. They can be ok in uniform storms with a cold thermal profile but otherwise you need to really look at soundings and midlevels. 

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2 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

I mean, isn’t it a better model 24 hours? So what does the strength of position in this last one tell you about was likely to evolve.  Seems unnecessary to focus on 84 with that model

How can it go wrong? One should never base a forecast on the NAM in this type of set-up beyond 2days.  

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1 minute ago, 78Blizzard said:

If the GFS comes out with a track a little further to the right, even if not as far out as the NAM, many here will be changing their tune.

I would not be hugging any model run right now from any of them as every run is a different outcome.

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