LP08
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To give an idea to those not watching the models. 20 in charlotte NC, 10 or so in richmond. Basically a whiff north of DC.
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GFS dragging its heels out west. Less interaction with the NS.
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Don't think I have ever seen the ICON print that much snow. 12-17 EZF north. 6-10 in Rich with some mixing
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Just let the Southern SW escape a bit NE. Full phase might get it slow down and tuck in.
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ICON trying to full phase. 126 SLP off the coast. Mix getting close to Richmond
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Yeah the ICON is looking nice through 102
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Yeah…wish we had the dgex to finish that run hah
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WAA snows are not the best ratio producers even into super cold air masses until the favored zones. Been here too long to rely on anything above 10 or 11-1. Best ratios as always are in a CCB or ULL pass. Stick with 10-1 and adjust higher if needed.
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What an image.
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At 84…some positives in the ICON. Less suppressive over the NE and maybe a bit more interaction out west with the Cali Sw and the NS S/W
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Wasn’t even looking there lol. Just watching the interaction out west. Might need the PV to stay there if the Baja comes out and phases out west.
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I’d weenie myself but if it’s there I’ll look at it!
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Fine I’ll be the one to say it. Good looking end of the run on the NAM
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Yes! And on mobile on pivotal “beta” there is a giant Ragu add at the bottom now I have to refresh every time lol
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Baja sw still ejects but the northern stream doesn’t dig as far west and scoots east to beat down heights out front.
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AiGFS with a noticeable bump south. Still decent but the heaviest are down at the VA/NC border and south
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The AIgfs is like 3’ through the run with 3 storms with temps in the teens for every single one of them. Putting it here but that may be one of the weeniest runs I’ve ever seen
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Icon through 108 is less suppressive over the ne and the Baja closes low is further east than 6z and 0z
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I followed the storm up in New England this past weekend. Both AIs were extremely persistent with bringing snow into southern New England when most guidance, including the euro were pretty far out to sea. Good study for our area. hell they even named their storm thread “rise of the machines” lol
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Could only see surface temps. Just glad it’s a big precip maker still
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As long as temps are good, ai looks like another winner
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Do you know their resolution compared to the OPs? Everything looks “smoother” and since this is such a delicate balance of wave interactions, I do wonder if that’s why they are west comparatively.
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Both AI models (euro and gfs) are wester than everything right now. A good test to see how those perform.
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I’m just hoping to get some real qpf with this upcoming pattern. I hope this period doesn’t result to the same 75 mile wide “win zone” of 0.2” of precip fluctuating each run we have been dealing with the past few years.
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So the NAM has snow for Sunday FYI.
