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Syrmax

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  1. Repost...this is 96 hr 00z GFS with Kuchera. Most of our synoptic snow is done by then..
  2. Frankly, I didn’t see huge differences in 0Z vs 12z in terms of track. Qpf is lower in CNY/WNY, most likely due to whatever energy transfer is going on. 10:1 ratios still provide 8-12”...which is probably 12-15” with an expected higher ratio here.
  3. For my $, tomorrow’s 12z and 0Z should settle the score as the storm will be w/in 48 hrs of arriving. At that point, any changes will be resulting more from actual system development vs model projections.
  4. 18Z FV3 keeps the fun machine going through the entire run. If it’s not synoptic it’s plenty of cold, clippers and probably LES.
  5. EPS mean track looks pretty good. Tucked in tight. Just don’t want to see it track out near the BM.
  6. Not to look past the weekend system but 18Z FV3 throw a new wrinkle into next week...no idea if it’s credible but...for those needing their hope chest refilled after today’s modelology wobbles....
  7. Agree that GFS isnt good with CAD but in this case it looks really tucked in. Dunno if that's right though.
  8. What does one have to do with the other in this case? I saw that logic used elsewhere with tomorrow evening's system and the weekend storm, which will barely be aboard West Coast as Thursday system swings thru here. Bigger issue is speed, rate of development and interaction w/ UL energy swinging/pivoting SE from Canada. IMO.
  9. Not buying that for this event. It's an slp placement issue.
  10. I have no idea what happens on the euro between 96 and 120 hrs but it has a 998 mb slp over So. VA at 96 and GFS has 994 mb in exact same spot 6 hrs earlier, accounting for 18Z vs 12z time differences. By 120h Euro takes slp to Halifax while GFS is tucked inside that, from NYC to BOS to Eastport Maine track.
  11. GFS hates SNE. Consistently wants to blowtorch them. Dont know that it's right but I've seen that play out countless times in the 2 decades I lived there. Not exactly uncharted territory.
  12. Are we switching teams and rooting for the ICON now? Need a scorecard to keep this straight.
  13. I hate to use a tired phrase but the thurs and friday model runs should begin to firm up the picture as as this system gets aboard the west coast and better data sampling gets ingested to NWP. The usual f*ckery probably awaits.
  14. There are no watches or advisories posted for this storm further west, yet. Seems a tad early...
  15. If I recall correctly, that graphic looks very similar in placement to what we were seeing as a general consensus a few days ago, before it drifted N&W. So basically I think we are back to status quo ante?
  16. Biggest changes/trends with Euro, is not less phasing as was suggested earlier here, but actually more phasing at a different time... as system approaches NE coast which generates larger qpf/colder solution. Solutions last few days on GFS/FV3/EC had limited/no phasing w/ primary low at our lattitude, not significantly redeveloping until roughly the Maritimes. A weak secondary low was shown on some model runs which generated an anafrontal look over NE as it scooted out NE. This run looks like earlier redevelopment/phasing and resultant bigger snows/qpf for CNE up to Maritimes. It really has little to do with moisture riding into a cold dome, its the interaction up above... We shall see.
  17. The sun is out in downtown Syracuse. First time since Sunday. Looks good even though it wont last.
  18. Model Synopsis from elsewhere. GFS = Toss. ICON = Mostly Toss. FV3 = Toss. CMC= Mostly Toss. Ukie = BUY BUY BUY (Best model evah).
  19. And check out the follow on system for mid next week. Looking much more wintry than a 60 degree rainout.
  20. Agree. Want to see Euro and ensembles. The rest of it is garbage.
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