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LP08

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  1. Here is Hour 90 on both the Euro and the GFS. H5 crossing into Illinois on the GFS and Euro has it SW on the MO/KS boarder. Again, over New England there is a huge difference in the strength of the confluence. FWIW (and not much at the end of the run), the Nam is in-between both of these.
  2. Wild to see the slow movement and stall on almost all the members.
  3. It tucks almost into Delaware on the control. I don’t care how cold it is beforehand, that will cause issues. Mean is definitely more tucked than 0z.
  4. Didn’t see this posted. Good spot to be at 144.
  5. Yeah. Confluence as a whole was better on both, I think (using that term loosely) that this could be the gfs liking to drive primaries way too far north. We saw it with Thursday where it wanted to get the storm into WVa before jumping.
  6. GEFS has a stronger primary crossing through central ohio at 117.
  7. Para gets the primary almost to Chicago before sliding east..don’t think that will work out to well other than some front end snow.
  8. Primary in N KY and moving due west. Still snow from about ezf and north. At 111
  9. It was a mb or two stronger in the plains. Noise I know.
  10. Stronger primary into MO...high is a mb or two weaker.
  11. It’s funny too. If you read other forums they are definite it will be further north. I’m feeling good
  12. All I know is...this was the 108hr GEFS for our Thursday event. With a mean over 7”. I don’t care what they show until they prove us otherwise. What’s that word...TREND
  13. You know damn well i will be comparing that NAM at 84 vs the EURO. haha.
  14. Easy to see where the GEFS and EPS diverge. Both manage to get the SLP into Central MO. Look over the NE. The confluence is completely different. Results in a stronger high on the Eps/Euro.
  15. 8" mean through the cities. 10" out near Winchester. Now that's a signal @WinterWxLuvr
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