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Improved by an ass hair I guess
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Its more south than east. Probably just as good for us.
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Yeah but it has no discernible impact on the short term forecast, contrary to what some may imply.
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Can we stop talking about LA Nina? Thanks.
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Snowiccane 2.0
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The low is deforming over you guys. Its very circular off the Jersey shore and becomes a classic ellipse elongated NW to SE near the cape.
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This is the most April 97 looking 500mb low Ive seen for you guys since April 97.
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Precip shield is more spread out to the northwest ths run instead of concentrated over snj. Makes the forecast easier.
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1002mb to 977mb in 12 hrs
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Nam is still playing catchup with the amplitude of the western ridge.
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Nam did some wonky stuff with the lead wave 6z back to its normal crazy stuff this run. EDIT: Snow all the way down to Charlottesville at 7pm tomorrow.
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Surface low is way north.
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Also, the gfs has a lot more precip and higher pwat values ahead of the storm over the Carolinas, Va, and Ohio Valley. That helps lower surface pressures further northwest and favors a northwest track.
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After looking at the Euro further I believe it's coastal low is misplaced. This is not how a typical occluded low looks. There should be a double barrel low with one surface low at the east end of the coma head at the triple point and another one at the west end with a curved band connecting the two. The Euro has one funny looking low in the middle with a little hat of precip to the north. The Gfs and Icon have a much easier to understand solution, the surface low forms right where the 500mb energy hits the coast.
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I call bs on this euro run. No way the 500mb maps justify a 70 mile shift southeast.
