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


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I also would've guessed north... not a good run verbatim.

The fact that we had thunderstorms yesterday on Dec 31 makes me question how much cold/suppression there’s gonna be lol. I still like where we’re at.
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1 minute ago, Terpeast said:

CMC s/w is more robust than GFS. But wave spacing is going to be a delicate issue for us.

FYI to everyone - you can get the CMC a little early in color out to 120 here: https://collaboration.cmc.ec.gc.ca/cmc/cmdn/pcpn_type/pcpn_type_gem_reg.html

Does look like most will like the 12z.

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1 minute ago, 87storms said:


The fact that we had thunderstorms yesterday on Dec 31 makes me question how much cold/suppression there’s gonna be lol. I still like where we’re at.

Maybe...but we can get cold season thunderstorms on the leading edge of a major pattern change as a strong/dynamic front goes through. Seemingly that's more what happened yesterday. Dynamic/strong system ushers in a regime change. 

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2 minutes ago, yoda said:

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Yoda, I have two things. 
 

First, the black and white maps do look decent to my trained eye. Have to take a closer look once the other visuals are out. 
 

Second, I’m gonna start billing you for my eye doctor after all these years trying to read these damn things :lol:

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1 minute ago, MillvilleWx said:

Yoda, I have two things. 
 

First, the black and white maps do look decent to my trained eye. Have to take a closer look once the other visuals are out. 
 

Second, I’m gonna start billing you for my eye doctor after all these years trying to read these damn things :lol:

The year is 2025 and yoda loves him some maps that were made by a fortran computer from 1985.  

But to the models, there will still be wiggle as pieces have yet to get into place that will either smush(legit weather term) the storm south or let it punch north more.  

 

As we all know the area just south of where the precip hits the wall of confluence does very well.  Between that and ortho lift it squeezes out all moisture

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One positive out of a faster storm is we'll get snow starting at night or early morning hours. Easier stickage.

CMC gets dangerously close to mixing here, but is the warmest of the 3 models so far this cycle.

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5 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

Yoda, I have two things. 
 

First, the black and white maps do look decent to my trained eye. Have to take a closer look once the other visuals are out. 
 

Second, I’m gonna start billing you for my eye doctor after all these years trying to read these damn things :lol:

Would you rather have those or Chuck's maps? Lol

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One concern with a storm like this and most Miller B type storms is there is usually a transfer of Low Pressure to the Coast and a dry slot where certain areas get screwed.....wouldnt be suprised if someone in VA gets dry slotted with this event

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