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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 minute ago, H2O said:

So to explain for the knew people here, we just don't no what will be the true outcome at this point yet.  If we new what was really coming there wouldn't be these shifts in the models.  There is just know way to no.  

Too many correct words 

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5 minutes ago, H2O said:

So to explain for the knew people here, we just don't no what will be the true outcome at this point yet.  If we new what was really coming there wouldn't be these shifts in the models.  There is just know way to no.  

I see what you did there, fucker.

But seriously...I'm not at all worried about the GFS.  Even if the other models suck, no point in giving up this early in the game.   If we are in a shit spot on Friday...that's when the concern starts

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9 minutes ago, H2O said:

So to explain for the knew people here, we just don't no what will be the true outcome at this point yet.  If we new what was really coming there wouldn't be these shifts in the models.  There is just know way to no.  

This will change 42 more times before Monday. 

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

It's a shame folks can't control their emotions about simulations we know are likely to change or waiver this far out.  But, here we are.

Human Nature... We see the best possible outcome... then we cannot settle for anything less.  Just like a casino... one more spin... I promise.

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18 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Yeah, I'd rather be north of the precip than south.   GFS has been wobble wobble.   Euro should be fun

Yesterday we got a couple Op runs that showed a consolidated storm idea, but that was never the most likely outcome in this type patter, and was probably just a fluke that both major operations spit out the same permutation at the same time.   There are more likely to be multiple waves along the boundary.  The good news is it would take a lot of bad luck to miss all of them.  It would also take a lot of good luck to get the multiple hits it would take to rack up some of the crazy numbers a few runs have shown.  This GFS run was the worse case scenario where we got 2 waves go just south of us and 1 wave go just north of us.  But what are the odds each wave does exactly that from this range...about 0!  

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16 minutes ago, WEATHER53 said:

Simply too much wavering to CAB

Many can be grateful NHC does not have this issue. 

 

Honest question, I am not as familiar with how the NHS does things at these type ranges...what does their projections look like on a tropical system 150 hours out?  How does it compare to what the NWS tries to do regarding a forecast of a synoptic mid latitude system at that range?  Are these two comparable enough to usefully utilize what NHS does to this type of situation?  

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