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Converged on a 12/21/2024 coastal storm, however ... much higher than normal uncertainty relative to very shortterm. May need nowcast for impacting east/SE regions


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1 minute ago, Typhoon Tip said:

that's the one we're supposed to be following ...  this 19th bullying in routine is near...

we're still not completely shedding the wave space contention problem, in addition to the western ridge stuff... altho there may be a relationship.

It is the second low. But a new s/w embedded in the trough causing cyclogenesis on the 21.

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Definite positive trends at 12z. What I wanted to see. Amplifying the 21st-22nd wave behind the first one is the ideal solution because we have a legit antecedent airmass in place. None of this garbage-0C-at-925mb crap at the onset. 

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i'd also much rather want amplification of a strong vort into a cold airmass rather than praying for a system to trend weaker in a marginal one. the former happens all the time while the latter is quite rare. we've dealt with the latter a lot over the last couple of years lmao

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6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Definite positive trends at 12z. What I wanted to see. Amplifying the 21st-22nd wave behind the first one is the ideal solution because we have a legit antecedent airmass in place. None of this garbage-0C-at-925mb crap at the onset. 

Yes very good airmass. Good trends today.

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2 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

We’ve lacked a good in airmass in just about every event the last 5 years minus Jan 22

Yup.  constantly needing to "thread the needle."  saw that so many times in these threads.   Every damn storm..."gonna have to get lucky here guys and thread the needle for this one to work"  lol

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33 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

PNA is so much more meridional over southern Canada... even though it's just as strong, per se, it's functionally improved

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And the down stream trough response is improved as well due to the ridge being functionally improved as you point out. 

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this euro run is suspect beyond 120 hours for me.

the ridge barely progressing e, off an approximate 100 to 110w longitudinal axis, yet the s/w's are racing e and stretching the flow like that -

mm it's more likely those s/w slow down.  not sure about amplitude and what that means as far as any cyclogen, but that former practice is suspect.

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