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  1. Very notable increase in snowfall on 6z gefs compared to prior runs nearly double it appears.

     

    South/Central Va looking pretty good at this lead time. Farther south still questionable due to temps. Pure southern stream waves are much more predictable than chance of no storm is very slim right now. Similar to 09-10 in that regard.

  2. As usual, subtle changes in the height pattern make this an upper south vs mid-atlantic vs northeast storm. Pretty amazing how it’s there though run after run.  El Niño with a stout southern wave in split flow yields higher predictability (compared for example to northern stream waves diving down in fast flow)

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    It appears the confluence in the north begins to move out as shortwave moves eastward. The speed of the s/w will be key to low track it appears. If the low is inland over GA this will be a mid-Atlantic storm. No way any model will get timing right this far out.......



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  3. Interested to see how this plays out, FV3 has consistently migrated towards more of a cutter or Miller b in last 4 model cycles. But eps and gefs look more like a classic Miller a type storm. Feel like early December climo favors WNC if we get Miller A look. Timing of the high pressure vs the storm will be key as well. We are far from final solution no matter what the outcome.

     

    Many more opportunities later in December and early January when forcing becomes more favorable for Aleutian low/+PNA pattern + more favorable climo

     

     

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  4. 1 minute ago, mackerel_sky said:

    That just screams cutter to me, or atleast rain. Looks like it pumps a ridge in front and no confluence. I know we are getting too much confluence now, but looks non-existant on that map.?

    Not gonna over analyze it because the gfs has nothing even close to this but that “ridge”you’re seeing is actually the flow backing and that causes overrunning, the surface maps have sleet and ZR in the cad regions with a dammning high in NNE. Basically we want to see the isobars pointed in a north to south orientation rather than the flat east to west orientation we are seeing now. The NAO being neutral to positive isn’t great either but I don’t think it’s physically possible in this decade for that indice to be anything but positive.

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  5. Way out in fantasy land on the CMC is a much better look for a storm, could possibly cut or be a miller b but much better movement of the energy way out on the west coast early on, in the southeast we can’t rely on energy dropping into the northwest and digging through the Midwest, Gotta be into Cali and through the southwest. December 8th-9th was more similar to this look than what we’ve seen recently 

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