Gino27
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Not the new run. It's windshield wiper time!
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Euro took a huge step towards GFS/CMC camp. I wonder what the western limit of this trend could be. 100 hours is an eternity with something this complex.
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Wow
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GFS just spit out the wackiest run of all time, but nonetheless NW trend continues.
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Sure did. Something to watch going forward, but our anti-snow force field will be in full effect!
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No doubt. If we learned anything from the last storm, we're not in or out of anything until the snow is on the ground. This, however, is what I like to see for snow around here.
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GFS brings a miss to the SW. I think a SW miss is the only one we haven't had yet this year.
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GFS and NAM show a tiny clipper early next week. Euro had it yesterday. Now that I’ve put it on the internet it’ll disappear!
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I usually call it quits around the last week of February. I get awfully tired of the short days and lack of foliage.
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Unless we find a way to scrape together 1.3" of snow in the next 7 days. Columbus will be on pace for the least amount of snow since 1940, barring only the 2006-2007 season in which we would need 4" by the 21st to surpass. Even the infamous 2011-2012 winter had 4.5" of snow accumulated by January 14th.
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I've been seeing some NW ticks on the models. We just going to get enough curl on vort before the coast robs our energy, and the confluence is still going to squash everything. It is a shame, but long range doesn't look as bleak as it once did.
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Confluence is in the absolute worst possible spot and much stronger on the 18z GFS. The look that the NAM gave is pretty much our only hope.
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We're always hosed by NW trend, or the lack there of. It must just be our climo/geography.
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We made it under 100 hours before slipping away this time! That's major progress!
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For what it's worth, the storm that's pounding the Mid-Atlantic followed a pretty significant NW trend within 90 hours. But the setups just aren't comparable. Within the last 24 hours the GEM and UKMET have gone back and forth a lot and the Euro has been most consistent, so we at least have that.
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GFS has been shifting towards the Euro in terms of handing the first wave, but I fear the Euro has been over-amplifying the second wave. CMC might've just taken a huge step towards what the GFS has been showing.
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GFS keeps ticking slightly better on 500 vort, but looks the same if not worse overall.
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Euro coming in with more of the same. Getting closer folks.
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GFS took a step towards the better solutions for us. Still need a lot of work, and everything else has to hold serve
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Yeah it’s another gfs vs. everything model extravaganza. With how much the mid-Atlantic system changed within the last 48 hours we’ll see how things settle by Tuesday or so.
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Same look on the euro. Still we track…
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Might happen. OOZ gfs erased any progress. First wave of energy sticks around forever and suppresses the daylights out of our signal. Extra frustrating given how close this is to being SOMETHING in this dismal winter.
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We need some separation between waves. The better runs has that first bit of energy well out of the way and not suppressing the one we’re interested in
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Dropped again. This thing is a real headache lol
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I love the way it looks on 500 vort, but I'm afraid it took a step toward CMC and GFS
