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January Medium-Long Range Discussion


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18z EPC control dug and slowed the trailing shortwave a lot more:
18z control on the left, 12z OP on right 
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Doesn't quite go out far enough, but I suspect that was about to be a nice Miller A. 

That ridge in the west taller? That’s good right?


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It does look taller so, it could be part of why the s/w digs more.  But I think a lot depends one how those PNA ridges tilt too. 

Seems like the trough digging a little more would potentially hold back energy a little longer. A lot of moving parts the last 24 hours. There’s been times in the past we wanted that dig to allow a better entry to the corner and room for a NW trend but I have no idea if that’s good or bad right now.


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Not pretty for East Tennessee. Man, the Canadian looks nice and then just dies. Don't get it either, as unlike the GFS, it seems to have a Gulf low. Models having trouble with energy transfer or something? GFS pops a low off the coast, albeit too late. 

Luckily there is still time and it looks like big changes up high. But not staying up for the Euro. lol 

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2 minutes ago, John1122 said:

Talk about winter pain. Look at this 24hr snow map. 

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It will be a huge bust for the local wx stations after sounding the alarms.  If that is the end result then come on SER!  Push this bitter air back to Canada.  

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Models have definitely come together for an overall idea. Trends will still happen from here. Euro still the best for snow which makes you pretty confident. Remember we are tracking .1's of qpf 5-6 days out. 
 

The euro has the best coastal development yet but it still doesn't throw much qpf back across ETN. It doesn't really consolidate the energy but just strings it out.  

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