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Jan Medium/Long Range Disco 2: Total Obliteration is Coming


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The biggest difference to me for next week is the sharpness and dig of the NS vorticity on the Euro compared to the GFS. The degree of interaction with energy in the flow underneath it induces a stronger surface low sooner/further south. 18z GFS took a step in the right direction compared to the 12z run, with a more notable vort max that is less broad and strung out.

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1 hour ago, brooklynwx99 said:

just in case this wasn't posted in here

Following February's from those analogs look like seasonal models currently have

https://ibb.co/K6mtPwr

Globe is a little too cold biased for my liking, and the GOA low has been missing so far in this El Nino.  Maybe D+8 model will shift a little bit.

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24 minutes ago, WEATHER53 said:

Steady light to moderate 24-hour events seems to be the better ones for us last 15 years than intense quicker hitter. 

I bet everything speeds up and it is not a 24-hour event! LOL! These things always end up being quick even when modeled for a long time. Maybe you were being sarcastic.. I cannot think of on event that took so long. 

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11 minutes ago, midatlanticweather said:

I bet everything speeds up and it is not a 24-hour event! LOL! These things always end up being quick even when modeled for a long time. Maybe you were being sarcastic.. I cannot think of on event that took so long. 

We had a 36 hour event the beginning of Feb 2022.

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Also for the 20th, precip on GEFS indicates the GoM is going to spin something up.

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Obviously as depicted it's OTS but given the beautiful bigger picture, hard to complain at this range... good to know there's potentially energy around, then got to get it in our neighborhood.

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2 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

18z GEFS really doesn't have much with the 16-17 storm. 3/27 members it looks like.

good old fashioned model war over this one, hopefully GFS op bleeding to Euro progression signals a coming surrender though.

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38 minutes ago, baltosquid said:

Also for the 20th, precip on GEFS indicates the GoM is going to spin something up.

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Obviously as depicted it's OTS but given the beautiful bigger picture, hard to complain at this range... good to know there's potentially energy around, then got to get it in our neighborhood.

   I think its in a decent spot for 230 hours out :)

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Concerning 6 inches of snow in 24 hours vs 24 inches of snow in 6 hours,

I'd take BOTH. That's a 30 inch snowstorm in 30 hours and I'd be digging massive amounts of snow.

Not to mention an EPIC jebwalk. And the storm has got to be tracked on all the models. We're not going to miss even ONE model run!

Well, maybe YOU will, but I WON'T!

This is why I never got married.

I am ALREADY married. To all the models, the ensembles and the ski resorts like Palisades Tahoe and Mammoth and Alta, Utah and many, many others.

I am married to snow and severe weather and floods. And Hurricanes and 75 foot storm surges associated with our exciting new ultra heated base state.

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