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About time we had Miller A Feb.20th


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EPS trended E by some 100 mi.  Also shrank the spread a little while jumping in intensity, too     yeah yeah D5.5 but that's cautionary

There are objective arguments to go lower:

- Flow's a little less compressed, granted ... but is still not reflected in the S/W translation speed (the speed in which the entire wave structure propagates thru the medium ). 

- That is likely related to the lack of western ridge construct to improve the frequency of the L/W.  That is the background by which the S/W would be conducted to a slower more curved trajectory. That would enhance phasing, sooner...   The 12z Euro is ripping the whole bag open  - forget the sfc evolution, folks.  Watch the 500 mb. You can see the stressed interaction with the S/stream partially absorbed then ripping out down wind and busting up the raviolli.  The previous Euro runs were not doing this, which may have been suspicious. I don't know.

The ICON/UKMET are improved ... not sure with their performance record if that's helping. 

That all said, just a little slowing would bring the Euro's prior idea back to the table.

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1 minute ago, qg_omega said:

Pattern supports more of the same, this is another DC storm 

I think its a miss for DC if it misses the rest of the coast, orientation and everything to me argues if its not an across the board big city hit its more or less a miss outside of the Delmarva/SE NJ/Cape and Islands

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20 minutes ago, RDRY said:

That system barreling into the four corners mucks up the western/southern part of the trough.

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That thing north of maine is a much bigger problem than the four corners shortwave 

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6 hours ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

check out our website for 12"+ storms https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/major-storms-12

That is a really awesome link with major CT storm history going back 25 years. This firehose storm had to be one of the craziest gradients I’ve seen going from a couple inches to a couple feet in such a short distance.  2013 was amazing. 
 

IMG_1320.thumb.jpeg.180db4d78b1d4a1f5cd4b1993317c5f9.jpeg 

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