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Newman

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  1. It is, I measured it on google maps and it's a ~1,050ish mile difference in the low pressure center
  2. Just incredible changes at the surface downstream due to the changes we saw with the handling of the PV energy at day 3-4
  3. Euro looks just like the GEM at hour 72, nothing like the GFS with it's handling of the PV lobe that acts as our confluence.
  4. You are right, I went back and checked the 6z and there were more cutters than anything else. Good news there at least
  5. There are a couple individual members that cut it to Buffalo, but the mean and lean is certainly SE and off the coast. There's a couple cutters, bombs, and complete whiffs
  6. I know we're over a week out still, but I'm gonna need a good Euro run here in an hour to give me a little more hope. The GFS is wonderful, but it's on it's own. I'm really not looking forward to a model war for the next week if that's the case
  7. The differences between the CMC and GFS are huge even 5 days out. There is no confluence whatsoever on the CMC
  8. Raleigh NC the place to be on that GFS run, back to back jackpots less than 3 days apart
  9. Is it wave spacing, the fast flow, unlikely "perfect" phase, geographic location, or something else that would make you say the ceiling is a SECS?
  10. From Mount Holly This changes as we go to the end of the week. While there are timing and placement differences with the long term guidance, all of the long term models are indicating the potential for a coastal storm to affect the east coast Thursday into Friday. Each have a coastal storm developing to our south, before a disturbance moves in from the west, bringing colder air with it to the area, and strengthening the low as it approaches. This is a week away, so there is plenty of uncertainty, so for now we will stay close to the NBM for the forecast.
  11. I've always been a HECS or bust type of person when the ingredients are all on the table. A sneaky 2-4" event two days before? Definitely welcomed. A big dog being progged days to weeks out? Yep, give me the big thing. I will of course take anything for a White Christmas, but I will be chasing this thing for big one potential
  12. Agree, the timing was off and we still got widespread 6+". The ceiling is without a doubt 12"+ widespread, but guidance showing warning level snows even with the pieces sloppy is encouraging
  13. Snowing again, mid-level warm layer is crashing and can see mix line moving back south on correlation coefficient.
  14. Euro is soooo close. Verbatim still gives the entire area light snows, but we're talking miles and it could've been another bomb. This 500 look is out of the NESIS textbook
  15. Current mean on the GEFS for the 23rd system is very impressive being 8 days out. Some huge hits, and the miss right now would be a SE scraper, not NW and a cutter.
  16. There are some huge indi GEFS members this run. Some faster on the 23rd, some slower on the 24th. Multiple hits, and the lean right now would be a SE scraper, not NW and a cutter. The mean 8 days out is an advisory, borderline warning level, snowstorm
  17. Closed low opens up and just squeaks by to our SE that it's mainly a coastal bomb. It was so close to being a widespread MECS
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