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WeatherWeenie87

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  1. I don't know why this is a surprise to everyone. The SE is warming year over year and dew points are rising also. We will have more and more mixing issues and the warm nose will increase in intensity. The fact the mountains has been blessed with this much snow and the SE hasn't torched as badly this year is a miracle. Always something to be thankful for. 

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  2. 13 minutes ago, BullCityWx said:

    The 1034 MB high over NYS isn’t optimal?

    it's actually 1044

    namconus_mslpaNorm_us_53.png

     

    This time it looks like we will not have the marginal cold issues to deal with. I know lakes lows have screwed us over the last few years. 

    namconus_Td2m_us_53.png

    13 minutes ago, eyewall said:

    It is but I would rather see 1040's.

    This is true, but it's also about the gradients.

  3. Just now, NorthHillsWx said:

    I do not think it is all liquid ***in this set up*** and longer range models are notoriously poor at picking up CAD. Definitely not a lock to be a rain event as depicted on the models. Need to watch this 

    It's not appropriate to judge what the exact p-type will be this far out. That is a clear CAD signature with a Miller A on the GFS. It's also depicted on the Euro. 

    ecmwf_mslpa_us_5.png

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  4. If I recall, the winter storm we had last night was not picked up by models until 4-5 days in advance. Less planes = Less accurate results. 

     

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    The COVID-19 pandemic is not only having an impact on ECMWF as an organisation. The measures taken to contain it have led to a marked drop in the availability of some types of Earth system observations, especially aircraft-based observations. Such observations help us to accurately determine the state of the Earth system at the start of forecasts. Studies carried out at ECMWF have shown that, without aircraft-based observations, the quality of forecasts at cruising altitude can drop by up to 15%. The quality of near-surface weather predictions can also go down, by up to about 3%.

    https://www.ecmwf.int/en/newsletter/163/editorial/ecmwf-and-covid-19

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