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Jan 11-12 Model/Forecasting Discussion


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the nam is programmed at 6 and 18z to be more amp'd and then to let us down at 12 and 0z. What a debacle

hmm by 72 its not as bad as it was, starting to correct itself some. NAM spits out a crazy solution sometimes even really close to verification. Last year I remember one run like 24 hours before the Dec 19th storm that shifted way south and got DT all excited down in southern VA only to shift back north the next run.

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hmm by 72 its not as bad as it was, starting to correct itself some. NAM spits out a crazy solution sometimes even really close to verification. Last year I remember one run like 24 hours before the Dec 19th storm that shifted way south and got DT all excited down in southern VA only to shift back north the next run.

nam looks like its almost ready to close off and start bowling after 72....

problem may be the lane is too damn north

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hmm by 72 its not as bad as it was, starting to correct itself some. NAM spits out a crazy solution sometimes even really close to verification. Last year I remember one run like 24 hours before the Dec 19th storm that shifted way south and got DT all excited down in southern VA only to shift back north the next run.

I don't know if it means anything in the end, but I like the way thicknesses rise a lot along the SC/NC coast by 72 hrs

those lines are bunched awfully tight and suggest to me the system is poised to move north

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/nam/00/images/nam_slp_072l.gif

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nam looks like its almost ready to close off and start bowling after 72....

problem may be the lane is too damn north

yep that is my fear, not this OTS nonesense... the energy out west is going to develop some surface feature. My fear is that it comes east too far north and we get stuck between the southern wave dying and the energy from the west going north of us.

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yep that is my fear, not this OTS nonesense... the energy out west is going to develop some surface feature. My fear is that it comes east too far north and we get stuck between the southern wave dying and the energy from the west going north of us.

actually a little relief at 78....hasn't closed yet and looks like it would be a bit more south then i thought.

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Not sure why we don't access the WRF more often. JHUAPL has a rocking inhouse WRF.

Check it out for current mini-zzard.

I'm attaching a final frame but if you access the link, you can animate.

The WRF depicts most anything of importance.

You have to work with these geeky files:

http://fermi.jhuapl.edu/WRF/

http://fermi.jhuapl.edu/WRF/Web_00/

http://fermi.jhuapl..../Eastern_CONUS/

http://fermi.jhuapl....SNOWINCHES.html

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It wouldn't be a storm threat if you weren't terrified of something.

yep, me being nervous about something is a good thing, if I do not think a storm has potential I do not bother to worry about it much. Its when I know there is a chance for something good that I start to look for ways it could fall apart

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Not sure why we don't access the WRF more often. JHUAPL has a rocking inhouse WRF.

Check it out for current mini-zzard.

I'm attaching a final frame but if you access the link, you can animate.

The WRF depicts most anything of importance.

You have to work with these geeky files:

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I used to work down the hall from those guys.

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it looks anemic through 84 hrs, hopefully its getting ready to do something

the low to the west is still the primary circulation, the h5 has to catch up faster and energize the coastal and let moisture advection begin before it is further north and too late for our area. Its a race against time. The inverted trough will be slowly sliding north as the h5 energy rides east along it. If the h5 can catch it before it moves north of us we are ok. If not....congrats NYC again.

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All the models show a spell where the coastal low fizzles and we have to wait around for the northern stream impulse to energize it. If this storm comes to pass the radar will be ugly for a while and many weenies will bail.

the mass panic the evening of the Feb 10th storm was funny as the radar was dried up and we waited for the upper level energy to bomb the coastal and get the deform band going right on top of us.

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