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  1. Bubbler86
    ITT4 watching on from the Mountainous regions of the West US. Super blocky pattern. Prime for very large changes run to run as we have been seeing. Exciting.
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    ITT2 actually backs down the North East coast a bit at the end and really "dampens" the mood for ITT3.
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    ITT3 brewing at 222 but ITT2 still stalled in NE, just noticed that stall.
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    Two chances in our pocket and more past ITT2. I personally wish ITT1 would not stall off the Eastern seaboard (unless a real triple phase happens which is a bit of a fantasy here.)
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    If you look at 500, we would have work to do there for ITT2. Not much to really enegerize until it starts getting pulled east.
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    Lgt snow over spreads PA Monday AM. Low stalls off the Carolinas with light mixed precip in much of PA Monday afternoon.
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    Not great spacing IMO, that was what I did not like about that map above with two vorts so close. Low is sitting off SC so lets see what it does but no March '93 event for the whole east coast.
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    Two Vorts in this position not something you see every day in the winter season. ITT1 stalled out in the Atlantic. Will someone say Fujiwara today?
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    Looks like it missed the bus with no phase/capture/tuck/NE slamma.
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    Assuming no coastal influence for the LSV from ITT1.
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    My Euro is stuck at 114 but yea the trough looks to be negative at that point albeit further north than we want like you said.
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    500 is cut off and much farther south than 0Z.
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    Early Saturday AM a line of WAA snow envelops the LSV on the 12Z EURO.
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    Definitely suggests potential for some WAA possibilities.
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    The stalling low has been shown on and off by a lot of models over the last few days. Talk about a possible bonanza win. Other than joking, how often has the word tuck been said this year? This truly is one of those situations where we are in the game.
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    Honestly, having the EC side with snow right now is probably a bad sign. Especially the last 1-2 months. Not sure why other than to say we are in a pattern that it does not excel.
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    That was before Brexit.
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    EC trended North with the main band of snow tonight though it was seemingly not as much about vort position as it was ground temps and precip intensity as there is mixed precip further down in the central and southern LSV even poking into MD. Does have several LSV 1" lolipops.
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    Late nooners, very sunny 45 and breezy with 15-20MPH frequent sustained. A bit chilly.
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    We are the donut hole of the good pattern. Just a 12Z comment not a prediction or way to try and suggest anything.
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    Here is the GFS run in a nutshell regardless of improvements from earlier.
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    Yep, they are really close together. To hope for two potential phases in that short of time is not likely so they both go other places than we want.
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    ITT2 has no real way to climb later in the GFS run. It really tries after it goes over Florida and sits off the SE coast for several panels. Mixed news for the spring flingers as the suppression is generally caused by a cold dome of high pressure/quite broad trough in the NE corner of the US. The trough is initially positively tilted which is not good for big storm chances of course. By the time it goes neutral it is to our east.
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    Yea, I agree improvements on both. The resulting low on this run of the GFS mauls Southern NE as it stalls/tucks. I think we need this displaced even further south for a big snow here...and to transfer earlier.
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    12Z GFS spreads moderate snow through much of PA Friday afternoon into the evening. Much of the LSV and SE a bit warm and a mix or rain. Primary makes it too far North and West to hope for a big coastal development scenario for us with ITT1 as the low spins up off thr NJ coast. CMC was better than 0Z but both ITT1 and ITT2 start to spin up too far to our east as in both cases.
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