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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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Just now, North Balti Zen said:

It's the same as it has been for six years running - we've missed up here pretty much every time - why should this be different?

tbh since we are in a +NAO, I’d rather be too far north 6 days out than with MECS totals close to the mix line.

We’ve got plenty of time. I can’t let superstitions get the best of me. Learned that lesson a month ago.

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Possible reason why GFS went south was it trended stronger with the EPO ridge and is also flatter with the overall flow. While the euro also has that EPO ridge, it digs the trough more to the west of us allowing the storm to consolidate and/or amplify. The gfs has a few weaker waves along the flatter boundary. Both give us good results, and I think there will likely be more amplitude and less suppression in mid-February than January. 

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Gfs is probably overdoing the 1st wave which then pulls the boundary south. No other model has it that I recall.

Biggest issue I see is that each wave in this pattern looks a bit weak. The bigger potential might be later in the week
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11 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

I know this is an IMBY game but the GFS gave someone 20" of snow within like ~75 miles of you. I'd be OK with that at hrs 130-160

Let me be clear, for six years that supposition has NOT worked up this way.  You can keep typing it, but please understand that we’ve seen this for years and years now. So, yeah, this kind of hiccup raises some eyebrows up my way.

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There’s just not really a discernible surface low. Guess it’s all overrunning or a stalled front with multiple waves type of a situation

If we had a strong low we might run the risk of a cutter
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4 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

Let me be clear, for six years that supposition has NOT worked up this way.  You can keep typing it, but please understand that we’ve seen this for years and years now. So, yeah, this kind of hiccup raises some eyebrows up my way.

And for 5,000 years before that, the north trend has always worked.  In general, your area is always favored over southern/DC.  Hopefully everyone in the forum is happy.

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