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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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58 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

Uh oh.. 1st run showing it, and GFS ensembles have not been great lately, but Days 10-13 have a +WPO/+NAO pattern.. pretty strong. Going to flood the CONUS with warm air after the 20-22 storm if the run verifies verbatim. It does shift back to +PNA days 13+ though

It always flips to spring after our late February blizzards, and I approve.

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It isn't, but I  think it's more that it's slower than 0z. Tpv is north of 0z moving south and the vort off of Maine is further west.
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Also I was surprised the 6z gefs took a step back from 00z
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https://x.com/burgwx/status/1889876364268085283

Tomer states this 

"After the upcoming cold air outbreak, parts of the Northeast may be on track to end up with a rare trifecta of below average temperatures in all 3 winter months (Dec, Jan, Feb)."

 

However, I am thinking in the snow department many areas of the country did not do well in the snow department.  Lack of true bombs, Miller A storms, etc., despite a couple.  Must be the Nina backdrop and lack of phasing storms and of course lack of a STJ. So much for climate change day after tomorrow storms.  

 

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16 minutes ago, MDScienceTeacher said:

Yup!  My favorite ensemble plot is the individual members.. this type of agreement  180 hours out is a pretty big deal
 

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More members west of the mean than east. Seems like a few far east members may be pulling the mean east.

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2 hours ago, Ji said:

Unfortunately I don’t think the 6z euro is going to as amped as 00z

 

1 hour ago, mitchnick said:

It isn't, but I  think it's more that it's slower than 0z. Tpv is north of 0z moving south and the vort off of Maine is further west.

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Yeah, I knew the 0z Euro would be a fluke.  Had no other model support.  We prob won’t get what we want in today’s run, but I would like to see it get closer.  I guess the Euro showed that it could work out. 

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1 minute ago, mitchnick said:

More members west of the mean than east. Seems like a few far east members may be pulling the mean east.

Placement of high pressure too far East at hour 186 , I thought we needed it further West. 

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4 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

 

Yeah, I knew the 0z Euro would be a fluke.  Had no other model support.  We prob won’t get what we want in today’s run, but I would like to see it get closer.  I guess the Euro showed that it could work out. 

I would argue the GFS is the one with little to no support. GEPS, EPS, ECMWF, CMC, and UKMET all had amped solutions. GFS is the only one that’s pretty flat

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