dendrite
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GFS tries to flip it to a period of paste here when the higher UVVs move through.
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It must be feeling the press.
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The pivotal ptype maps looked okay to me with the few clicks I made today. The soundings showed it was reasonable...even in the purple mix zone. I won’t comment on the clown maps though. The ptype may be an ec product anyway and not a pivotal algorithm.
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I’m just going by the soundings they have. They looked isothermal where it was painting snow. Maybe they improved the ptype maps with all of the mandatory levels added. I didn’t look at a clown though.
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Regardless, a cold Janvember rain for the chickens.
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Will and Scoot pulling a DIT after a pasty NNE run.
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Yeah. I was looking at pivotal soundings. Pretty much isothermal for Mitch and Gene at peak.
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All of NNE?
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Congrats Gene and Mitch. Gloppy mess here.
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GFS is a bamboo basher
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It's been a pretty good winter for my bamboo. We're basically at the climo coldest point right now so there's still plenty of winter to go. Looks bleak down there into Feb though.
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Winter 2020 New England Banter and General Obs
dendrite replied to CapturedNature's topic in New England
Gunstock 20°. 3.6° here. Chickadee flatulence should mix us out today. -
I have informed the chickens and they are not pleased.
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Nothing has ever ended because of the GFS.
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+IG
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The ULL is a bit of a mess. Another solution.
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This run has a new vort lobe hanging back and swinging in through IA. Hrm
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Quite a bump north with the ULL
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Make sure you manually upload it and don't drag it or paste it in.
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Winter has always had more skill. Except for the KFS.
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Yeah idk about those stats. The euro easily beating the pack at d5, but mingling with the pack at d1?
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Only 2.0F on the hill. -3F at CON. Maybe we can run the table on the winter above 0F now. We should clear January based on guidance. Still a long way to go to get through Feb though.
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I assume there's no changes to the model physics though? Just faster processing?
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I was living in Auburn, NH at the time and recall about 8" or so of snow followed by torrential rain. It was a gloppy mess.
