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Radtechwxman

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  1. This is madness. Still two distinct model camps. Hope 12z has better consensus. I still think GFS is too north. And 12km nam may be too south. A compromise is best at this point
  2. LOL. My exact thoughts. Thought it was only 12z and 0z
  3. Makes sense. Guess only time will tell. I feel like a NAM/EURO compromise is best atm
  4. This is very strange. GFS and Euro totally flip flopped. Haven't had chance to look in depth but is Euro more open aloft with the wave?
  5. Have a feeling euro will cave shouldn't have got my hopes up after 0z runs last night. Looks like 12z runs had a partial sampling. 0z runs should have a full sample. Maybe the wave is going to be stronger than anticipated
  6. Yea that's critical to whether this hooks north quicker vs a more open wave with a more gradual NE turn
  7. Hence why I call GFS goofus. If 12z euro takes a big jump north I will be more inclined to believe it. My gut is just saying a track pretty much along I70 and taking a more northerly turn in Indiana. GFS is so north with the low and seems to hook north almost in NW IL. That's a drastic change
  8. Wouldn't be getting excited over one run. Lol. Gfs was the most southern outlier for days and now it did a 180 and is the most north with low. I think a track closer to I70 is more likely
  9. Model chaos ftw. Naturally euro would cave to gfs and get my hopes up and now gfs shifts way north. This is going to be a long few days. When do we get sampling? Hope that helps. Curious to see if Euro holds on 12z run or if it budged north again
  10. Thanks a bunch! Wow that caved big time to gfs. Curious to see if this trend holds or if models will nudge back north after sampling
  11. Definitely a notable se trend. Gfs is obviously on the extreme end of guidance for it's southern track. But curious to see if other models keep nudging se
  12. GFS has been relatively consistent the last 3 runs. But a far cry from other models. The system is not adequately sampled yet so major changes are still possible. Someone is going to get dumped on and get some near blizzard conditions
  13. Imo the better threat looks to be shifting west due to ongoing mcs in Indiana. This will keep cloud debris persistent across Indiana and western Ohio. More broken cloud pattern in Iowa and Illinois so enough sun to promote instability. Hrrr is consistent on bringing a squall line into western IL around 5-6pm and has some discrete activity forming ahead of it. I think IL could be more in play for a tornado threat than further east. DVN also mentioned some wave in SW Iowa could help to back winds more later
  14. Has to be pretty rare to have a cat 1 with a pressure this low
  15. Looking at the infrared loop almost look like it is stalling now
  16. Def looks better on microwave. Yea that friction could def help tighten it up. We saw that with early stages of Gordon on Floridas west coast
  17. That inner eyewall is looking pretty unimpressive on radar. These outer rain bands look more potent
  18. Yea the size will hinder winds coming up. If the pressure drops the energy will be spread out over such a large area
  19. Curious to see an updated microwave image. To see if an EWRC is occurring with those concentric eyewalls present
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