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RDRY

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  1. Hmm. Looking at these latest runs, maybe those NWS mets know what they're doing.
  2. Yay, Berks. One more tic west and they're good to go. Funny seeing the GFS being the stronger, western outlier. It typically is nudging west toward consensus at this lead time.
  3. RGEM track would certainly work for these parts (Berks), though the westward precip expansion seems limited. Expand it a bit and dynamics should sufficiently cool the column.
  4. I still can't believe a Winter Storm Watch was issued this afternoon for western Mass. Based on what? It should be canceled.
  5. I don't see how any significant banding gets to western Mass on any recent model depiction outside the 12z GFS.
  6. The band would have to set up WAY north and west of most recent model runs.
  7. And a somewhat early issuance as well. This will be interesting to watch unfold. Meteorology over modelogy?
  8. The only model that showed anything close to warning snows in western Mass was the 12z GFS, with ensuing model runs trending further east. But the NWS just issued a WS Watch. Uh ....
  9. Still seems like extreme western Mass is fringed at best.
  10. Severe storms here in Lenox, with a temp of 40. Bizarre.
  11. All sleet in Lenox. Not budging.
  12. I don't check the ensembles, but isn't the operational more reliable in the shorter-term?
  13. GFS has pulled a few coups this season, assuming the Dr. No mantle. It has to be factored in right now -- it's being incredibly consistent with this storm.
  14. That's mean. Because of their ownership foibles, the perception around the league is that they're the Knicks. But they actually have a very solid, balanced team this year.
  15. The 0z CMC had a closed low near the benchmark at 108 (even though it escaped east) -- this run has it open and further east. This run is worse. Am I wrong? I'm probably wrong.
  16. That lead energy is going to be there and it's going to rob the system behind it of moisture/dynamics. So, two things need to happen: 1) The lead energy needs to speed up and move out quicker (not really happening on the 12z GFS). 2) The two vorts behind it need to sync up cleaner, with the northern vort diving down (that clearly is happening).
  17. At hour 60, the NAM is at least trying to sync the main precip with the northern energy, but then it escapes and jumps to a low off South Carolina at 63 -- which is game over. I suppose there's still time for the models to follow through with that initial linkage, but it's running out fast.
  18. They seem to have similar evolutions regarding northern stream interaction -- the northern energy lags behind on all of them.
  19. The models aren't "guessing." In fact, there's a relatively solid consensus among the major globals.
  20. Remarkably consistent incremental westward shifts on last 4 GFS runs.
  21. if you wanna laugh look at what the JMA does between 120 and 144 on TT. blows up and retrogades
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