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As you mention, the trough is closer to neutral tilt and is also a good bit faster as well. However, heights are lower ahead of it prior to any ejection.
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That's an everyday occurrence now.
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considering it.
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Ok, I lied. Rule #1, stick with your first call.
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Evens out with time it appears.
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Early, but 0z NAM will either bump north or have another overrunning event orientation shift (I'm tired of typing it as much as you are reading it).
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There's one member with 33" at ORD still. So bad.
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To the west it was a bit SE, but then evened out towards your way.
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Yea, it definitely was wetter in the main axis.
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Last winter.
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Whole axis shifted SE.
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Indeed it did... SE bump with both the overrunning event and the main storm system.
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i had a good thread making winter several years ago, forgot which.
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a post with the full run of the RAP sums up the state of the local threat.
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18z RGEM held with overrunning, and then is a bump SE with the main storm.
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Overrunning orientation started off differently early, but after that full on SE bump, with both the overrunning event and the main storm system.
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you've been off this season.
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Main storm system bumped south.
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12z Euro will change the overrunning orientation once again. Not surprising though, as very minor changes has an impact on positioning.
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12z GEFS mean
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It's pretty much the same back and worth we see with most potential storm systems/event these days.
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A bump north with the main storm system as well.
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12z GEM bumped north with he overrunning event. Not surprising though, given the RGEM bumped north as well.
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12z GFS going to bump south with the main storm system. Noticeable changes in Canada/Plains/West.
