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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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3 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

And every year. It is a totally different solution than 12z. Wouldn’t live or die by what it says but having it look more like other models today isn’t a bad thing 

It did very well for the early Jan 2018 historic coastal SE winter storm. I remember it clearly as I was following it extra closely for obvious reasons. It was the first global to move the offshore low NNE instead of NE, which resulted in much higher qpf on the coast and that verified. So, this was at least an exception.

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Just now, GaWx said:

It did very well for the early Jan 2018 historic coastal SE winter storm. I remember it clearly as I was following it extra closely for obvious reasons. It was the first global to move the offshore low NNE instead of NE, which resulted in much higher qpf on the coast.

It’s hard to take it seriously here. It moved the low from cape fear to Mexico beach in one run 

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8 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Can u tell if it phases and captures or not on the vorticity maps?

Def. more interaction this run, you can see the energy over the gulf digging more and going more towards neutral. A few more steps like that and i think its headed towards something good. Even if this run went past 120, I believe WNC was about to show more widespread snow. You can see the moisture on the last frame seems to build  and expand more north out of SC vs pulling due east. 

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1 hour ago, UpStateCAD said:

Hey Hickory.    You thinking the ice threat could get back to the upstate or ne ga or too early 

It's a bit far out to narrow that down. The parent high is a bit too far west to funnel a Wedge way south. But if the wave itself trends more suppressed then it will be a snowier solution (aka colder aloft). Too many variables at this point.

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