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


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Just now, SnowenOutThere said:

Adding onto @LP08 post about the confluence over the northeast, but when messaging @brooklynwx99 about why the GFS sheared out the storm on previous runs they mentioned how it was running into a wall of confluence, so naturally it would have a hard time holding itself together. I think our biggest concern as of now is actually getting less confluence over the northeast so it's able to have precip get to us, right now the concern is more suppression/shearing than cutting. So when watching future model runs I think one of the most important pieces to look at will be where the wall of confluence sets up over the northeast. 

Here are the runs of the GFS and EURO to make that point

 

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Also take a look at the Height lines off the coast.  Bob chill always famously said they are like train tracks.  You are not going to come north with the GFS look.

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2 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Good track, weird with the qpf, but I’ll take that track and wait for it to juice more up like the euro. 

It's not a juice problem as I see it - it has the juice til it hits our doorstep. It's the 1-3/4 wave running interference. ICON/EURO have better spacing... though honestly my one issue with the 06z EURO that I didn't bring up was a negative trend in that direction.

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Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

It's not a juice problem - it has the juice til it hits our doorstep. It's the 1-3/4 wave running interference. ICON/EURO have better spacing... though honestly my one issue with the 06z EURO that I didn't bring up was a negative trend in that direction.

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I wouldn't react negatively to more confluence pushing this storm south. I would always leave the door open for a last minute north trend, so we're sitting right where we want to be sitting imho. There's always a chance that the first system off the coast is going to be overdone, and with an active NS, the 50/50 low might get pushed a bit to the east. It's trending stronger, sure, but I think there will be more progressiveness to it than what the models are depicting 6-7 days out.

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4 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

I wouldn't react negatively to more confluence pushing this storm south. I would always leave the door open for a last minute north trend, so we're sitting right where we want to be sitting imho. There's always a chance that the first system off the coast is going to be overdone, and with an active NS, the 50/50 low might get pushed a bit to the east. It's trending stronger, sure, but I think there will be more progressiveness to it than what the models are depicting 6-7 days out.

We're not going to have a good handle of next week until we see what happens with the Friday system. I'd like to see that form way offshore and then take my chances with next week 

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I expect suppression to be indicated repeatedly as this is extreme cold .

However we can have 30.55 extreme cold which is suppressive or 30.25-35 which is not. That gets revealed 12-18 hours in advance. Location of the high vital also. On or <100 miles south SSW of tip of Hudson /James bay is ideal.  The further east and south it centers itself not as good. Pittsburgh colder than Boston shows we have very good cold air support west of DC 

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3 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Seems to be getting left on an island of its own.   CMC is probably the closest thing to it and even it gives us a 1 to 3 type deal event.  Let's see what the Euro says.

5+" on the Euro 4 runs in a row please!!

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