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    Icon mostly held as well but was a smidge south with the shield...looking on a mobile.
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    Pretty much WWA based on all the qpf maps so far.
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    Lol, we do not need to discuss any further. My comment was a wonderment. My only Miller b backing was the 0z euro from Monday. I think that had the look...and one or two of the nam runs.
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    That's another Miller b mystery. If a storm transfers to an unrelated, already formed wave, does it still count? Or does a new wave have to form?
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    He must have gone for the Applebees 241 brewtus special this evening.
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    6 hours in the future.
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    We one hundred percent agree on TT being easier to navigate. Ironically I saw that Florida wave just now because I was on TT vs pivotal. Things pop out better on TT maps. Snow maps stink as we know. Some of the more complicated panels look better on pivotal.
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    The nam is free on pivotal if interested. And that weakness becomes the Nam's focus for one panel at hour 54 on pivotal and 63 on TT, so I agree it is dirtying the water.
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    Boo. I missed your post so not trying to take your steam. But yes, I think it is important as it's officially not a reformation per se.
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    LOL. I found it interesting.
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    On that point, one thing I just noticed. One of the "lows" in the Atlantic is actual a weakness that comes off the Florida Peninsula at hour 30.
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    At hour 45 of 18Z, its off the map....now at 0Z 39 its about 50 to 100 miles back to the west and visible.
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    The N/S vort has slowed down, yet again, on the 0Z Nam. The HRRR has snow starting during rush hour on Thursday.
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    No offense to anyone but in my opinion, the sref plumes are only helpful when in the middle of a fast changing situation....fringe situations are usually false hope. But seriously, no offense...just what I have learned from experiences. Losetoa's hotdog says it all. LOL. My favorite plume is below:
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    Big game hunting during that period. Many of the needed elements are there. Op shows moisture as well. We have missed several similar situations over the last 4 winters I have been back so not assuming the best but watching just the same. There was a situation late last winter where a very sharp trough dug down into Florida and the n/s and s/s both offered juicy options that could have easily turned into a Jan 16 situation. Ended up sunny. Lol.
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    No Fore's.
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    They have a snow depth map which is based on the previous days of course.
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    It is but things are changing with these runs. I was joking about the MA weenies trying to jump on the northern and southern streams literally interacting but its not becoming as far fetched now.
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    18Z GFS:
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    Nothing makes us all feel better than being called grasshopper. Ha.
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    It's been a very positive happy hour on all runs.
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    Anatomy seems even larger.
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    We still get a decent event there. Actually somewhat similar to the Rgem.
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