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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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I’ll get this out of the way 
its time for wholesale admission  that 53 is and has been right.  Models are crapshoot guesswork show all possible outcomes .
Now here’s the solution -Stop using them. Dont pay for them. Contact the providers and demand improvement.  Loss of income may get some attention 
The NHC  does not do this crap.  They derive a solution and try and stick with it rather than presenting 30 different outcomes 6 hours later.  They have  the science and tools .  They likely have the far best funding also 
I cannot possibly imagine how the current mode of patchwork guesswork cover all bases is acceptable. 

Models aren’t the issue, it’s people trusting OP models outside 120 hours. Yesterday got us under that mark and boom they all started converging last night. They still identified the threat 200+ hours out.


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16 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Right but those waves had a flat suppressive flow over the top and no amplified cut off h5 low to their west to pump some ridging in front. I saw why those didn’t gain latitude. I don’t understand this one.  BTW I’m not saying this should be a HECS it doesn’t really fit that either. The best comps I saw that surface and h5 match are kinda messy storms (like as in sometimes multiple waves or miller b) not the perfect bombs but they weren’t suppressed south of us. 

Surprising that this doesn’t help whatsoever with the UKIE

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