Weather Will
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WB 0Z EPS
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Pretty amazing differences in the Day 10 range between EURO and GFS.
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WB 0Z GFS for same time period…at least we have something to track within 2 weeks of Christmas.
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WB 0Z EURO: Frozen precipitation starts early Thursday am and continues for two days.
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WB 0Z GEFS
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WB latest GEFS extended
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WB 18Z GEFS (coming out in pieces)
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WB 12Z GEFS
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WB 6Z EPS current run v. 4 runs ago….agree
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What could possibly go wrong….:)
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WB GEFS v EPS.
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WB 0Z EPS v. GFS for late next week… something to watch.
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Global OZ Euro has the late week storm but is a rain event for us.
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WB 0Z GEFS for late upcoming work week.
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Honestly, the 18Z GFS is a really fun run, storm after storm with each one a little further south, lots of potential, we will need some luck.
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Yes, the Christmas miracle, yes, this is the WB GFS 18Z global model at range, but I am tired at looking at 500MB maps….so please humor me…
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Maybe some MJO help on the way also?
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Bad fog on my way to the train station in Brunswick. Little surprised no fog advisory in effect.
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WB 0Z… ingredient #1 for snow moving into place the 17th-21st on all 3 global ensembles.
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WB GEFS Sunday the 18th compared to 4 runs ago, my point the models still are not showing any clear trend yet…
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WB GEFS for Friday 16th 4 runs ago compared to 18z… Christmas Miracle still possible.
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Not according to WB 6Z GEFS…
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WB OZ PNA teleconnection EPS and GEFS. We will know by the end of next weekend if the EPS can deliver…
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Two weeks ago some modeling indicated this week we would see colder/stormier pattern. In fairness, the consensus seemed to be that was too aggressive and mid month looked more reasonable. If we get a colder stormier pattern before Christmas that is pretty close…
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I agree with the can being kicked down the road, but both GEFS and EPS seem to be in sync this time around for the improvements by the weekend of the 17th, let’s see if it holds…
