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3 minutes ago, WinterWxLuvr said:
Can somebody link me to the sref plumes. Tried the link I have but it doesn’t work
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HRRR is finally catching on.. SREF plume did go up rather substantial member wide even the bullish ARW
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SREF plume for BWI went up 6 inches to 9.5
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Another 25-40 miles Baltimore and DC are in the 12-16 range crazy stuff
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Euro wow
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RGEM is actually a touch more NW and heavier
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HRRR continues to want to Amp up and dig this storm more and more
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2 minutes ago, jaydreb said:
What is FV3? The NAM’s replacement?
FV3 has been chosen as the dynamical core for the Next Generation Global Prediction System project (NGGPS), designed to upgrade the current operational Global Forecast System (GFS) to run as a unified, fully-coupled system in NOAA’s Environmental Modeling System infrastructure. FV3 was successfully implemented within the GFS, and the FV3-based GFSv15 became operational on 12 June 2019. Other applications, such as regional high-resolution forecasting and coupled atmosphere-ocean modeling for seasonal prediction, are planned for later implementation at NCEP.
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The ARW ensemble is what drug the NAM away looking at the SREF but the NMM went up some over 16 for bwi
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I certainly think the 12z models are probably going to take another NW jog this might continue till the start.
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HRRR has not stopped moving NW since 00z Last night. NAM likely to move more 12z
HRRR is gonna be a smacking 12z
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CMC looks much better at 500 should be a better run also. Trending right. Tapping some GOM moisture this run
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Not totally irrelevant but adds to the NW camp JMA has shifted NW big time
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Honestly nothing stopping this NW push lack of cold air push south has been the case all year good to see all the guidance catching on.
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January 3, 2022 CAPE Storm Obs/Nowcast
in Mid Atlantic
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HRRR really trending NW now. Hot and heavy