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6 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

EPS and GEPS also shifted the Pacific trough south and west! not just the GEFS being underdispersive

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Previous couple of GEFS runs had a general shift in the trough westward, but not so much on the EPS. Good to see it.

eta: leads to a more amped EPO ridge. That is the biggest difference towards the end of the 12z ens runs.

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8 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Previous couple of GEFS runs had a general shift in the trough westward, but not so much on the EPS. Good to see it.

eta: leads to a more amped EPO ridge. That is the biggest difference towards the end of the 12z ens runs.

As Tomer’s been tweeting, “torch” potential really isn’t there. Going to be some back and forth with temps, but not as shut/lower the blinds as it looked before

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There has been a signal on the previous few ens runs for something along the east coast pre Xmas but the look was not quite cold enough/favored offshore development. The changes out west this run make that period a bit more interesting. Something to track over the next few model cycles anyway.

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Wave timing /interactions are not going to be the same from run to run at this range, and because the second piece of energy coming overtop the ridge doesnt dig and phase the same way as 12z, it doesnt wrap the cold air in. That 12z evolution was pretty radical lol. General idea of a coastal low for that timeframe is still there on HH GFS.

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1 hour ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Why do we do this every year tho? It's fantasy range...so why ride every z? Lol

Nothing past hour 96 is even worth looking at anymore. I swear the models got way worse the last few years. Like ya I get there will be changes run to run but they aren’t even close to the same solutions even 96-120 out half the time. 

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27 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Nothing past hour 96 is even worth looking at anymore. I swear the models got way worse the last few years. Like ya I get there will be changes run to run but they aren’t even close to the same solutions even 96-120 out half the time. 

I think it’s because we never really have anything to track within 72 hours anymore. So everyone analyzes every run with utmost scrutiny out of sheer boredom. It seems like the models are “less accurate” but the truth is we are noticing things that were always present but quite frankly didn’t care about.

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29 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Nothing past hour 96 is even worth looking at anymore. I swear the models got way worse the last few years. Like ya I get there will be changes run to run but they aren’t even close to the same solutions even 96-120 out half the time. 

Are you honestly annoyed/surprised that a operational storm at 342 hours, disappeared the next run?

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31 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

Are you honestly annoyed/surprised that a operational storm at 342 hours, disappeared the next run?

Did I say 342? I said in the hour 96-120 even the look changes big time run to run. 

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