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January: Medium/ Long Range: May the Force be with Us....


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6 minutes ago, wawarriors4 said:

Very acceptable, but I live in Stafford. This has a between EZF and DCA bullseye feel to it, but I’m prepared to be screwed in some way like usual.

It’ll correct north a tick. Culpeper/ N Stafford /Quantico bullseye.  Watch it happen

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2 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

18z Euro.  Don’t forget that gem of a model.  If that’s souther then we’ll…you know

I mean it doesn’t matter when it comes back north in a run or two lol. Euro went south then came back north. Honestly till Saturday who cares as long as the storm is still in the vicinity 

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3 minutes ago, understudyhero said:

It always trends north then?

No not always.  Confluence is important.  Stronger shortwave could help too.  It’s hard to say what will happen.  Goal posts are narrowing a tad.  The concern is drying shredding as it heads east.  Who knows but it beats our normal punch in the onions we are used to

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Just now, stormtracker said:

All these players on the field, regardless if there's no storm, is kinda exciting.  You gotta thing somethings gonna go boom in future runs

And what I like the most (amateur opinion) is that the gulf seems to be kinda open. Every run you're seeing waves come out of there. If it keeps that up, when the block relaxes then maybe...? :ph34r:

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Now that the current stoms is exiting, we'll see if models shift north a bit as they often have the maritime lows linger a bit too long only to move it out quicker over time. 

I'll be in Baltimore next week so hopefully we see at least a couple of inches. 

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11 minutes ago, understudyhero said:

It always trends north then?

It’s not a guarantee.  You have to look at the upper level flow.  This is the 500mb height anomaly at the time the storm is approaching our area.  Notice the sw to ne lines flowing directly over the mid Atlantic and the large low pressure over the Canadian maritimes.  This is the main feature that will determine the storm track.   If that feature is not there, then I would agree that we would see the typical north shift with the gfs as we approach game time.  

But since this feature is so dominant in this set up.. you have to at least give the gfs some credence with the suppressed/ southern look. 

 

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Gulf low firing up, but hard to see how it turns the corner at this point.  Again, regardless there seems to be a ton of potential in future runs.

So much energy flying around out West, there's no chance the GFS truly sniffs out the UL evolution until closer to this weekend. Chess pieces in place though...

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Just now, stormtracker said:

The south's HECS is gone.  H5 is just sloppy.  Storm gets shunted S and E.  12z was MUCH better at H5.    Oh well...only 500 more runs until the event.   See yinz at 0z!

Its so close to a phase that could've brought it up the coast too but the NS kicks it instead.

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Just now, ravensrule said:

The chances of the Goofus being right aren’t very high. 

It sucks in -NAO/+PNA regimes...the one thing maybe going in its favor here is the Pac is still screaming so the S/W traverses the country insanely fast.  The Euro has been owning the GFS for the last month or so on the grading numbers.

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