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CoastalWx

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  1. What you need to watch are the key ridges below. That ridge folding over north of Canada and the west based -NAO are pinning that PV lobe into western Canada. The key is to maintain the ridge off the Pacific coast...closer to NAMR. That will prevent what the euro op did. However, there is a risk there should that ridge be more offshore.
  2. These patterns always have an inherent cutter risk....we just need to keep that EPO ridge closer to NAMR coast to prevent any of these wave breaking ridge fold overs like the euro op.
  3. I mean yeah op run, but that's funny. EPO no right there.
  4. At least SEA and PDX will have a white Christmas.
  5. Not to derail this thread, but I'm still laughing at your comment..."I'm ready to decouple.."
  6. Hey 15 yrs ago! I was getting ready to embark on a 9 hr endeavor lol.
  7. Was hoping to see more dynamics there, but looked like all the QPF was closer to WCB.
  8. "Come on aboard the train they said, we'll get together...have a few snow events.."
  9. I agree. The further SE solutions are weaker it seems. I guess it may be better for those in the ORH-TOL area or so.
  10. We both are, but at least I know and understand it's coming.
  11. In thy knicker days, maybe this would be snow inside 495. We've also pulled many events out of our arses too. Eventually luck runs out.
  12. I looked at 950 on weathernerds..just like seeing a horizontal projection, and you can see that even lower spots were just below 0C at that level.
  13. Might help being on the western side? I feel like any longitude helps. Hopefully you guys can grab some.
  14. Be careful with the 10:1 maps. That kilo of coke will distributed many times on here I am sure.
  15. NAM is dynamic which helps. You definitely want the lift pounding through the DGZ.
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