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Holston_River_Rambler

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  1. Yeah the 12z Euro was nice for many parts of the state:
  2. I don't know what algorithm F5 weather uses for precip, but it looks promising:
  3. Looks like I'm 0 - 2 today on predicting the GFS. But, still nice to see big highs trying to drop down consistently.
  4. Maybe this time it will work out better, lol. Looks like the GFS is going for a big storm toward the end of it's run.
  5. Not sure I've ever seen something like the CMC's depiction of the shortwaves: the block is forcing energy over WY to go into UT
  6. Looks like the GFS is going to make an attempt on the second one too. Maybe for more areas.
  7. Kuchera ratios drop 19 on SW VA. A Boone to Wytheville special
  8. Def. some decent hits among the overnight EPS members (all 50 as a gif):
  9. Parallel GFS gave some areas a decent storm around hr 200: I mention it, because it looks like the Euro will have a similar result.
  10. I was talking about both. That Ukie run first got my attention for theTuesday deal (more from an interest in that oddball synoptic evolution) and interest in the Jan 8 - 9 for it's bowling ball potential.
  11. Great pass for the energy, but nary a snowflake outside of I'd say 3000'
  12. Yeah the first bit is more of academic interest, in that I don't foresee it doing much (although you never know). That next one looks bulky.
  13. I'm kind of interested in the energy diving in behind it. It's not really wound up, but the block scoots it such a way as to kinda sorta schmaybe have a negative lean...
  14. Euro has that system too and gets 4 - 6 on Roan. The set up is interesting with the energy diving in from the NW:
  15. That first oddball system the Ukie shows, is actually within NAM range and it has some precip too.
  16. This SSW is a weird one (granted I've only followed 3 now, but it is different from the three I've seen). It's almost like we took last years super strong SPV and 2021 said, yeah.......that was a bad year, let's reverse that and see what happens Last year:
  17. I really think the models are just now starting to seen whatever the shake out is going to be from the SSW. My take: This -NAO is a product of something else, related to the cause of the SSW or not. We rain and maybe mix above 3000' and snow above 5000' and basically Nino in terms of how the weather seems until mid month. SSW really sinks the AO, screws with the Urals high/ Mongolian Death HPs and jet extension, and cold finally starts to build in Canada. Then a trough dumps west first and cold bleeds east. Maybe we severe too, once or twice. Better pattern then through Valentine's day, maybe a little later. After that, do we revert to this weird base state with blocking developing in a Nina? Is there a second SSW in late Feb? (It has happened) Or do we TNI and severe? AM ensembles:
  18. We slosh? Until the mythical slosh commences, I'm just going to pretend I live in Redding CA for the next 10 - 15 days. Weather isn't much different.
  19. Some of the EPS member progression from days 10 - 15 are so nice. Here are some samples: There were more too and even some of the misses were not rainers, but suppressed storms. There were some rainers in there too. None of these solutions is likely "The" solution, but at least some hint at what could be possible if the block develops nicely.
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