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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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2 minutes ago, CAPE said:

12z GEFS with a better look in the NA at the end- Scandi ridge poking into GL with lower heights developing towards 50-50. EPS similar. Still need that shift in the Pacific.

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EPS showing cold enough towards the end of the run

 

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AI still threatening for the 5th and 6th, though it keeps changing here and there. All I'll say is that it looks like most in the forum gets snow at different times. Probably light to moderate at best. Too hard to parse through 3 separate maps to figure it out. Wait for TT or WxBell. 

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AI still threatening for the 5th and 6th, though it keeps changing here and there. All I'll say is that it looks like most in the forum gets snow at different times. Probably light to moderate at best. Too hard to parse through 3 separate maps to figure it out. Wait for TT or WxBell. 

Boundary event like this will be shaky on modeling this far out. Impossible.


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One notable thing I'm seeing on modeling now is -EPO has trended stronger in the medium-long range, even compared to 0z/6z this morning. Something to watch for when the cold gets back far enough east instead of staying to the west.

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1 hour ago, aldie 22 said:

Poor Chuck, his one or two runs of the GFS led him astray on his warm call :(

I said yesterday the EPS was probably closer. 

It's probably not going to snow for the next 15+ days though..

64 in DC today.. -PNA patterns overperform for warmth here.. that's my point

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