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The January 5/6 Thing


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2 minutes ago, peribonca said:

We've been screwed like this in the past... Hope it's not onto something

either way it still gets us to 7ish inches by the end of its run with at least 2-6 more with the coastal fluff so not even a bad run verbatim, but is a little worrying if it nudges any further north

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4 minutes ago, aldie 22 said:

Curious what does this model give you vs the Euro?

Does it matter? I said it's consistent I'd say the same thing weather it was here or not. GFS is also been pretty rock solid while the euro has been moving 30 miles a run back to where it was.  

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Just now, SnowenOutThere said:

either way it still gets us to 7ish inches by the end of its run with at least 2-6 more with the coastal fluff so not even a bad run verbatim, but is a little worrying if it nudges any further north

Agree 100%, but if anything, it nudged a little bit south vs. 6Z (talking about the 12k). 

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7 minutes ago, LP08 said:

I don’t by the 12k NAM basically removing all of the WAA thump that’s on practically every other model, including the 3k.

Yeah, hard to take that depiction seriously when the 3k differs + every other model as well.  Unless the (better) models show the same thing, that scenario seems unlikely right now.

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1 minute ago, Scarlet Pimpernel said:

Yeah I saw that on the above loop of the 12km...it's actually shifted south vs. 06Z.  Question..did the 3km NAM depict the same extreme dry-slot that is visible on the 12km? 

It doesn't look that way to me. Just a break between the initial wave and the back-end stuff. Sorry for small size - file size limitations.

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Just now, StormyClearweather said:

It doesn't look that way to me. Just a break between the initial wave and the back-end stuff. Sorry for small size - file size limitations.

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That actually looks pretty good for us but the Euro/GFS/CMC have that initial overrunning band WAY south of the NAMs, so I have to go with them. 

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1 minute ago, StormyClearweather said:

It doesn't look that way to me. Just a break between the initial wave and the back-end stuff. Sorry for small size - file size limitations.

floop-nam4km-2025010412-ref1km-ptype-us-

Thanks...yeah that's a different progression for sure, more similar to what the main globals have shown (and I totally get the file size limitations!).

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1 minute ago, snowdude said:

I know it’s the FV3 but here it is 12z run. These totals are all from the thump, with some wraparound to still get through after the run. 

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Where do I sign? 

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3 hours ago, stormtracker said:

Euro moved north by about 40 mi with the heaviest stuff

I guess we are looking at different parts of the stripe it is laying down, but the Euro has depicted the heaviest snow right over Augusta County for at least 6 runs in a row now.  
If anything, the heaviest part of the stripe out west here has moved a tick south in the past two days.

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