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Its essentially a nearly stationary front with a very weak wave of low pressure. Nothing to write home about (and certainly no snow depicted).

Thanks for clearing that up.

I certainly wasn't implying a frozen scenario there. Just the torch cancel(verbatim). It would seem to fit the screw job of a winter this has been.

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Euro's cold solution is a 2-3 day hit at worst...850's are back above zero by hour 240.

The GFS' solution is funkier, FWIW, holds the low back over the OV and cools us down next weekend to seasonable in a completely different look.

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Euro's cold solution is a 2-3 day hit at worst...850's are back above zero by hour 240.

The GFS' solution is funkier, FWIW, holds the low back over the OV and cools us down next weekend to seasonable in a completely different look.

The thing with these cool downs almost the entire winter has been that it brings us back down to 0 to +3 departures as opposed to +10 to +15 departures. And by mid march the avg high in PHL and NYC is getting into the 50s, so it still would be pleasant.

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The thing with these cool downs almost the entire winter has been that it brings us back down to 0 to +3 departures as opposed to +10 to +15 departures. And by mid march the avg high in PHL and NYC is getting into the 50s, so it still would be pleasant.

At the rate we are headed, temps approaching 130 degree highs this summer, with dew points 80 or above. Hopefully all the people who hate winter enjoy. :sizzle:

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Adam, any numbers?

I've been glancing at the models here and there, nothing over analytical. All i do is go the H5 charts and click on hours 100,180,200,240 and see that pv sitting over the davis straights and know we'll be above seasonal while it just sits and rotates there since October. (the exception being some heigher heights around the late october storm temporarily).

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