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Terpeast

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  1. I’d say wait till the ens but I have a feeling they will move towards the op esp since op gfs seems to have latched onto a new idea
  2. 18z gefs seem to be weakening the epo ridge while intensifying ao/nao. Is there an analog for that?
  3. Could be that the models are underestimating the block and or overinitializing current conditions with the old pattern still in place.
  4. Ops seem to want to slow the vorts down and amp them, while many ensemble members kick them out faster and less amped.
  5. Both 12z op runs of the globals didn’t turn out good scenarios today. Hope this isn’t a sign of a trend.
  6. Sleet mixed in with rain. Pellets on deck. Ashburn, 40
  7. Obviously an op run without ensemble support is less credible than one with support. But it is still very much one of the possibilities that we cannot rule out. If it holds back and amps too much, this will be a miss for us.
  8. Let’s hope the ens are more correct and the op is wrong
  9. Yeah, that was just one of the many possibilities on the table. Something that could not be said all winter.
  10. Maybe noise, but gefs trended slightly east with the vort at 120
  11. You know it's getting real when Wes pops in. Good to see you in here.
  12. 2 ft area wide. But the usual disclaimers keep expectations in check yada yada lol
  13. Good set of runs so far tonight, curious as to what the euro will do but I’m going to bed now.
  14. Wacky evolution for sure. Probably won’t play out as depicted but hopefully moving closer to the right solution for us
  15. That march 7-8 cutter is going to play a crucial role both upstream and downstream.
  16. On march 6? That’s to be expected, imo. That cutter should absorb into and reinforce the 50/50, while the w trough begins to kick east on the 10th. Gfs moved towards the euro/cmc today
  17. Don’t know about you, but that doesn’t scream cutter to me.
  18. Yep, what usually happens with a pattern change going into our favor is a storm that cuts and draws cold air in, and the -nao and 50/50 locks it in long enough for a few attempts at a hit. Biggest failure risk imo is not suppression, it’s that the SER/W Trough tries to run the clock out on us.
  19. It looks much better to me actually, esp after the 12th and onward. I would not be surprised to see a cutter on the 7-10 time frame that reinforces the 50/50 and pushes the boundary south
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