mckinnonwg
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Stormhamster blog update just now: http://www.stormhamster.com/entry/e120618b.htm
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Possible take on the suppression south:
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I did the best I could with my phone app hahaha
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So you’re saying there is a chance....
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Guy has solid stuff
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He just went all in
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Hour 81
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What an awesome job to be paid to head right to the center of these things!
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I agree. It does a very good job with the various forms of data and comparisons as well. I also have noticed that various sites have different outcomes with the same models. So it's also interesting to cross compare sites. Interesting stuff.
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I enjoy using this page for models? Does anybody else use COD? https://weather.cod.edu/forecast/
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Overall observation is the LP exits faster on this run not leaving much QPF behind. Quicker exit with nowhere to go but EAST.
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Precip shield looks ever so slightly more to the north at hr78 with the LP not as pronounced and hugging the coast.
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850 temps go lower at hr69 then previous run.
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HP looks it bit stronger for suppression on 12z
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Thought everyone might enjoy this blog read....just more information for the masses. I enjoy reading his breakdowns. http://www.stormhamster.com/entry/e120618.htm
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You could try the following (0-10cm layer): http://www.greencastonline.com/tools/soil-temperature
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Ole Big Joe https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1070501843015483393
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Weathermodels.com also hosts the 18z EURO
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Solid....I see now. Thanks
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It doesn't appear to be a static image that is found on their public site. It's probably safer that way. Just my assumption.
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They don't have a long range image or at least not one available to the public
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This is the current link to the GSP site: https://www.weather.gov/gsp/winter
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WNC is getting blasted on this run for 12+ hours
