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  1. ORH_wxman
    Looks like a period of low heights in AK for late dec/early Jan but then it breaks down after that Have to watch WPO though...might stay negative so that’s important...if it does in tandem with Aleutian ridge, we can still live on that even with some lower heights in AK. Ala ‘07-08.
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    18z RPM was out of Scooter's basement
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    The NAM actually might whiff this run.
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    18z NAM is going to be east I think....southern vort dragging like an anchor again
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    I think the menu on Super Tecmo Bowl was more organized than ecmwf.int
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    Yeah I don't want much further east where I am either...I'm in a pretty good spot on the Euro.
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    Updated clown...dryslot posted one that wasn't done yet.....i think these numbers are too generous even for that solution, but they show the axis well of where the best stuff is
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    With those precip rates I wouldn't worry...it would def rain for a while at the beginning but the CCB stuff would flip to parachutes.
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    That's the peak run for interior SNE. Prob won't get better than that.
  10. ORH_wxman
    It's going to be a nuke this run.
  11. ORH_wxman
    15z RPM run from Jerry's basement?
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    Euro's def going to be east at least somewhat...that southern vort is dragging
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    Yeah and it's all about the lift. You stick 50 micobars per second up at 600mb....those aggregates that start happening when they reach the melting layer are going to be so dense/thick (due to it being such heavy precip), it's going to cause the latent cooling to go into overdirve to melt all of them before reaching the ground.
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    Thats fairly far east....prob wouldhave trouble getting precip to western areas.
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    Lol, I wouldn't feel good about this storm until 00z tomorrow night.
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    The atmosphere is basically imploding over the Cape, lol....that look usually means the hydrostatic models are not going to wrap this up tightly enough.
  17. ORH_wxman
    This is going to be an interesting system for obvious reasons. I may not want to trust hydrostatic models once we get inside 36 hours. A system like this is going to be obscene and a non-hydrostatic model might handle it better.
  18. ORH_wxman
    Wow, GFS nuke,.
  19. ORH_wxman
    Just be prepared to hear 12 hours straight of whining that the storm is busting until there's 18 inches on the ground
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    Yeah the track is there, but it's just not going nuts with the dynamics. I actually was looking at the soundings on pivotal and it has me raining with 925mb below 0C because it's keeping the sfc near 36-37F with mostly moderate precip rates.
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    If it stays a bit east, I'd want to be in the hills near Sebago up in S ME.
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    I think they finally old yeller'd that model in 2017 or something.
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    I like using the 3km once we are inside of 24h. Sometimes it catches a trend before that, but hard to trust it further out.
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    Yeah 3km is a bit more wrapped up...better for the central interior folks than the 12km run.
  25. ORH_wxman
    Ha, NAM says that Zwyts and Randy should just hang out in PWM.
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