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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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15 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

It sounds counter intuitive from what we’ve become used to but with a prime cold air source north of this, we need it to start deepening earlier to be able to more efficiently work that air into the system at mid levels. Amped, assuming it doesn’t cut up the coast, might be better here. With the extreme -AO, this might have less chance of cutting even as an amped system. I don’t think BL temps will be an issue especially if this slows down but the mid levels are torched on most modeling except the ones showing it bombing off the Carolina coast. That’s definitely a trend at this point 

Yep. I’m rooting for a phased bomb with negative tilt to be reached just east of the Mississippi. 
 

Our 50/50 low keeps trending east on guidance which is great for the mid-Atlantic and horrible for us. We need that to stop soon. It lets heights rise way too much and gives the SER breathing room. It’s a fine balance though. But maybe I’m wrong and we just let it trend a hair more east and you get an earlier boom possibly. As always, we’re threading the needle and needing 1,000 things to go right.

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My gut says this setup will be an abnormal Miller A with more mixing issues than usual thanks to a late phase. Plenty of time to change but if I had to bet money atm, I’d say ice storm north of I-85 and no snow south of middle VA. Some folks will get hammered with sleet if you’re into that kind of thing. 

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