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9 minutes ago, Heisy said:


The phasing shortwave that the GFS drops into the trough is off the coast of Alaska currently fwiw, such a crucial piece


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2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Yeah, This one

 

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Does this imply that it should be, or is getting well sampled at this point and therefore can be more reliably believed to be participating as the models are showing?

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6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Jan 2011 also curled up into the gulf of Maine....this one kind of slides due east after reaching a certain latitude. Looks more like 1/27/11 by the time it gets up here...maybe a bit more robust and a little north of that one...but same type of sliding east.

Yeah, Not a fan and usually not a good outcome up here, We really need to see a bit more relaxation of the blocking to get this further north before the ENE move, As intense as this was at the surface and only gets to that lat before moving east, Tells me something weaker is going to be worse and maybe even further south.

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okay, this is what i wanted to see happen, the spread migration is n-w

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this is not atypical for west atlantic/continental interface cyclogen ( coastal developement ) as the lower to 850 mb thermal packing is not really very well resolved among the members, so they tend to drift their solutions e ( at this range...) of where the best discrete b-c gradient aligns. 

in this case, with nascent cold air abutting the g-string heat source, the higher res operational run is more likely to be correct if/when running that much powerful q-g forcing right over the thermal wall - it's prooobabliy why the operational run is making this look so compact -  ... it's a little like 2005 dec, only detonating 6 to 9 hrs sooner and tracking slightly s.

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

We will need more help, I'm skeptical.

Really?  Couldn't tell, looking at your avatar... lol   I'm intrigued but don't think we're going to have a good handle until Wed earliest.  A lot of moving parts in the flow and many aren't sampled well and won't be until then.  I think we'll see more waffling on the models until those pieces are initialized better.  Signal is there and potential is high, even up here I think.  Fun to watch it unfold.

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Just now, UnitedWx said:

I wouldn't be concerned... he gave up the sauce for the new year. Baby steps with the less important models. I really want to see the Euro bite soon

Ukie had a vastly improved northern stream this run....southern stream still dragging which is why it can't produce the bomb. There's a non-linear response to these features.

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Just now, wokeupthisam said:

Really?  Couldn't tell, looking at your avatar... lol   I'm intrigued but don't think we're going to have a good handle until Wed earliest.  A lot of moving parts in the flow and many aren't sampled well and won't be until then.  I think we'll see more waffling on the models until those pieces are initialized better.  Signal is there and potential is high, even up here I think.  Fun to watch it unfold.

I changed that the other day from my Feb69 one to change up the juju as this is what has been happening to us.

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