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About time we had Miller A Feb.20th


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6 minutes ago, cleetussnow said:

No need to change a flight now anyway.  Storm now has zero support.

Oh, I know … it's just … the general public and their apps are … very misinformed.

Literally "I am having anxiety about a storm five days out"

Yeah, we all are, kid, but know deep down in our hearts it's pretty unlikely to come.

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3 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I think the safest bet is all Pacific driven.

Pacific has been a killer for years. Dominant fast northern stream has killed all major threats. 

All we're left with is cutters and suppressed tracks. Virginia might actually clean up nicely with this

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Those holding out hope with the Ukie just saw those hopes dashed.

There is little question that modeling 5 days out this winter has been atrocious.  Hundreds of miles of movement from run to run in many cases.  Anyone disputing that hasn't been paying attention.

 

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3 minutes ago, 78Blizzard said:

Those holding out hope with the Ukie just saw those hopes dashed.

There is little question that modeling 5 days out this winter has been atrocious.  Hundreds of miles of movement from run to run in many cases.  Anyone disputing that hasn't been paying attention.

 

Models trying to phase near SNE in the medium range only to ultimately fail...who would have thought!?

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One of the more annoying things to me is when people say "it was never going to happen" or "the pattern never supported it" when multiple different products showed the exact thing for multiple cycles.

Like, I guess yall do meteorological physics better than nwp and have better access to initialization conditions than the data that feeds them.

To me, there's no difference between the statements "it's definitely coming" and "it's never going to happen." Both are severely lacking of humility.

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