Welp back to this thread. Longwave pattern and cold suggests we are still in the game for first two weeks of feb. And we're gonna have solid snow (ice) cover for another 7 days so I can live with it
Yes, that is my main concern, that lobe is plummeting south from a position too far east. it will swing down and maybe go neutral/neg, but too late for most of us. except the shoreline and the fishies
Here is my pro forecaster analysis of what I want the NAM to look like instead of what it looked like. Move that trough west 100 miles, and tilt it neg.
GOOFUS is running. Here's the operational MSLP of the last 6 runs... hopping all over the place with really wide spread. I'm not out until probably 00z tonight if everything is consistently offshore through 12z/18z.
Made this gif of the EPS mslp 06, 12, 18z. valid sunday 06z.
good bounce back at 18z today. you can see the spread was a bit greater at 06z with some way inland outliers that have been cleaned up.
Lol claiming that this thing is cooked is ridiculous. It could very well go the way we want it, miss just offshore, or miss further offshore. The trend this season has been for N and W shifts. We saw last week that NS interactions are very hard to pin down more than 72 hours in advance. We gotta be patient before we toss this or claim victory
12z CMC:
Man that low gets deeper... 976mb 100 miles off OCMD (06z sunday)
Then 963mb (jesus h) when it's moved towards benchmark
then 955mb (!!!!) when it's just south of Nantucket. Goodbye southern new england lol
textbook KU uppercut punch?