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System also closes off as it's passing near the benchmark...

I wonder if the LES snow machine will crank at all next week. It's going to be pretty fun though seeing how next week pans out. Lots of ingredients there to make things happen...just about timing of features really. It should be pretty favorable though for cyclogenesis off the east coast. What a cold shot too for the upper-Midwest...brutal

Near 90 in Ontario, CA tomorrow...I miss that

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That low next week is going to go bonkers as it heads towards Greenland. Near 150 kt H5 jet streak

Really can't ask for any look better than that at this range

The prospects are definitely there for something...whether "storm" is the proper word. There's going to be a front moving through with some major differences between what is in place tomorrow into Friday. Plenty of opportunity to keep colder air locked in the lower troposphere...pretty strong southwesterly MLJ should pump in plenty of moisture. I guess the biggest question will be is with [assuming likelihood of multiple waves] the strength of the waves and how they interact with whatever is in place aloft. Plenty of sfc convergence along the east coast though so something hopefully gives.

Dry? perhaps if you live in CA

There is some pretty hefty potential next week. I don't think we'll see one potent storm system...but there could be a firehose of moisture streaming up the east coast with a great deal of convergence and plenty of cold air nearby...some Pacific moisture gets injected, GoM, and even some Atlantic moisture. Big area of HP over the central U.S. with flow around providing llvl cold and huge HP in the Atlantic with the flow helping to aid in convergence. A front stalls over us and numerous waves of low pressure traverse the front. the north probably wins out but dang...this is juicy (the euro has similarities too)

Even a blind nut finds a squirrel

the models? well...kinda need them

The best is when everyone's favorite sites crash b/c of server overload from all the refresh requests

Not in the slightest lol

now I see it on pivotal...I swear it wasn't there 10-minutes ago lol

Found it... NOAA data center is having problems

Where at? I've checked Cod, tropicalridbits, and pivotal and there is no 12z runs and 6z barely finished. Trying to find out if there are any issues

Are computer models not running today?

That's quite the cold front moving through Sunday. Looks like it acquires moisture from the Lakes..maybe snow squalls out ahead of it.

Next week has an intriguing look. Should get some pieces to work with at least...the airmass is going to be there. Hopefully something gives

Sunday looks intriguing. That's a pretty damn significant shortwave trough moving in...actually not so shortwave. But behind it the tropopause drops below 500mb. Could see some major upslope snows across NNE Sunday.

This is great! Excellent information

I guess as long as it remains weak and elongated that would be a good thing? That thing may get shred to pieces if this pattern keeps up lol

The SPV does look to become weakened and sort of elongated moving towards mid-month. Not surprised really with these crazy strong Rossby Waves which have been occurring.

Looks like a pretty big heat flux is set to occur towards the end of the GFS run but positioned over Europe. This site is incredible...only problem is I don't understand how to interpret many of these tools lol. I think the increasing heat flux corresponds to sudden rises in temp

whoops...I meant to say 21 lol