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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

Okay fine I’ll lower my expectations to 1”

The only expectation we should have is to see better consensus and consistency Monday morning. Comparing vs past few runs show models still jumping around a lot. They just happened to jump in the same direction this cycle.  

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I said it wouldn't be a bomb and would be flatter... reason is there are big differences in the Pacific off the west coast. We have a weak High pressure there, vs east-based-posPNA that a lot of analogs had. That Gulf of Alaska trough digs waves downstream, and you can get a Miller A type system.. that's not the pattern we have for this wave.  Little chance it goes back to a bomb/blizzard, unless the Pacific pattern changes. 

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3 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

This is simply an embarrassing ass hobby. I sit my ass here for hours on end watching a computer simulation fuck with me. Its ridiculous. 

I haven't logged in here for over a year but that certainly made laugh out loud thank you

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55 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

Well, that went in complete reverse. TPV interaction went from partial to…”what interaction?” on the CMC. GFS trending backwards even more so for the S/S wave and interaction with the TPV is pretty awful. Now THAT is concerning. I’m not giving up hope, but man oh man, that is a step in the wrong direction to start the 00z suite. We’ll see what the UK and EC bring to the table because if they hold serve, then it’ll be a medium range model war. Damn 

UKIE joins the GFS and CMC abandoning ship 

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