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  1. 6 minutes ago, Barman49 said:

    That's what I said we would need a benchmark track and the low bomb out. Same thing different wording.

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    Euro already shows a bombogenesis from hour 174 and on. It drops over 24 millibars in less than 24 hours in fact it drops 35 millibars from 174-198 hours as the low comes up the coast. Classic nor’easter signature. That’s a bombing out low. remember every model has problems reading the dynamic cooling and evaporative cooling. They are 99% of the time warmer than what they should be especially at the onset. What happens after they are better but that usually consists of a inland low, this would be a miller A which wouldn’t consist of any warm layer surging up. This would be getting colder and colder but the model doesn’t show that, and that’s why in my opinion is wrong. Euro does show a benchmark track

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  2. 4 minutes ago, Barman49 said:

    I would never look at a r/s line this far out. Just pointing out what the Euro shows. Of course this could change as we get closer. Just no more cutters please.

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    Most likely a storm that big with marginal cold, with a good track like that it would make its own cold air and dynamically cool all columns as the storm deepens! Just pointing out things you didn’t point out!

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  3. 9 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

    Once again a strong HP is in place for days prior to the storm then as the storm approaches it escapes and the heaviest snow is inland - this solution has a reasonable chance of verifying IMO and its only a week away

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    I’m sorry but you aren’t changing to rain with a 984 low off the coast New Jersey. This would be a huge blizzard if the icon verified. Doubt it is right whether it’s a blizzard or not but with that track, the euro had a similar track yesterday at 12z and it was way colder and it never changed to rain unless you were smith town Long Island  and east.  The depiction on the euro was even more tucked! I believe we got a big storm coming

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  4. 24 minutes ago, Barman49 said:

    Has it ever been right? It's a hires model correct?

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    Icon is the worst model ever for thermals. It’s always too warm. Track wise it’s been a lot better than the worst which has to be the Canadian with its erratic placements of lows

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  5. 59 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

    But the 0Z ICON and Canadian still have it reaching us-and the 06 GFS has a great track but liquid here

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    Icon and Canadian are the worst models ever. Not saying it won’t change in fact I think it’s coming just the models are still confused how to phase those two pieces of energies.

    that gfs run is from yesterday.

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