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Midwest Thanksgiving Storm...


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  On 11/21/2010 at 4:01 PM, BowMeHunter said:

So we would want this to cut as far west and north to give a secondary a chance to pop in time?

In theory yes, but the new op GFS says no secondary. A few of the 00z GFS ensembles indicated the potential, so we'll have to see what the 12z ensembles show. The new GFS does show a pretty strong wave of precip riding up the front Thanksgiving day.

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  On 11/21/2010 at 4:33 PM, snowstormcanuck said:

Oh well. Anything on the horizon TIm? Or does the gfs still suck through d16

There's this one storm around Day 10 that's been consistently showing up on the GFS.

That one will probably be a warm one too if it does track further north given the shallow nature of the cold air.

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Of course past 192, the GFS delivers. arrowheadsmiley.png A little love for BowMe around hour 240...maybe a light rain to snow situation for YYZ with that system...relatively "cold" air drops down through the lower 48 thereafter...maybe a clipper coming down past hour 312. Typical GFS gibberish.

Oh and the arctic hounds get released at hour 372. Didn't see that coming. axesmiley.png

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  On 11/21/2010 at 5:19 PM, Tony said:

This looks interesting.

12z GFS Ensemble

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Eh, it's a smoothed image from all of the ensembles. But even in that scenario, all of the QPF west of the 0ºC line in S WI on south would fall before the "cold enough to snow" air arrived.

But hey, I hope it's right with the QPF, as it has a nice bullseye on LAF. :)

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  On 11/21/2010 at 4:14 PM, Chicago WX said:

DLH and that general area looks to cash according to the 12z GFS.

Also gives central IN a big time soaker on Turkey Eve-Day.

Just saw that. Maybe we're back in the game for significant rain then? I'm not gonna bite yet but something to watch.

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I don't know if it's just me, but that's an insane amount of difference between the GFS ensembles. There's usually some disagreements between a few of them, but it seems like every one of them is completely different from each other. I had to keep checking to make sure the time stamps were the same on all of them.

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  On 11/21/2010 at 6:23 PM, Frivolousz21 said:

incredible, at least I can say I learned more about meteorology here following this.

Yeah, hope that the models show a storm along the Gulf coast in the long range so that by the time it gets 24 hours out, it may hit your area. ;)

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