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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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1 hour ago, psuhoffman said:

It’s possible but more iffy imo because the PV is still centered to our west as it drops and rotates under the block leading up to that event which opens the door to it amplifying too much and pulling north too far west. That doesn’t mean it won’t happen but I’m less sure of that. Any waves between Feb 19-23 it would be really hard for them to cut to our NW given the flow, assuming reality is anything close to what all the guidance (and history of blocking progression) suggests. That’s our first really high probability window imo. Before that we have shots but they are all flowed to some degree. 

Yes they are indeed flowed and we no how our flowed storms go...they have a risk if falling apart under 43 hours on Day 4. Know way to tell with those :lol:

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3 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Op gfs setting up the block day 4-5 and builds the western ridge at day 9, things might start to get interesting after that. 

I think after the wave around the 16th passes we have a solid week where any decent wave is a major threat. 

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LR EPS is trying to build a 50/50 low after Day 11 and +PNA too.. long range is looking better and better. Kudos to those who said it before.. what were you looking at, the extended weekly EPS? 

The eps snow chart up to 15 days
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+PNA, which is starting to show up in the long range, favors lower pressure on the coast.. like that 968mb frame on the LR GFS. Hopefully it holds.. it's going against the 7-year seasonal trend

For learning, -EPO is always an ice possibility pattern.. non-neg EPO is rain/snow. 

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