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Amped

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  1. If December 2010 was a Miller B than we've changed the definition.
  2. The storm is so big its 200 miles offshore and we still get snow from it.
  3. CMC would have March 93 superstorm if it dug the NS a couple hundred miles west.
  4. Southern stream further east and northern stream further west. Much closer to a negatively tilted troff.
  5. I don't see how this storm comes west if the southern stream stays behind. It's pretty much a done deal except for eastern New England if that happens.
  6. Just look at how much models have bounced around over the past several runs and you'll realize no model has a good handle on this yet. We usually don't get a remotely accurate picture of the timing and amplitude until somewhere between 60-84hrs out.
  7. CMC 120-126hrs shows the pressure dropping from 1014mb to 1004mb along the Carolina coast in an environment where winds are out of the north. This is probably some kind of a feedback error and effects everything that happens north of there. And total pressure drop is 1014mb to 957mb in 24hrs. Seems a bit fast.
  8. GFS looks a little like the 18z HECS run. No first storm and digging everything pretty far west at 108hrs
  9. Our best shot in this pattern. Without a -NAO and a 50/50 low none of the day 3-10 HECS that appear on models are going to verify. Looks more like a -epo polar vortex pattern like 2013/2014. We had plenty of day 3-10 HECS show up on models and not verify that winter also.
  10. We all know the timing is just as wrong this run as it was last run. The difference between the GFS accuracy at 222hrs and 216hrs is negligible.
  11. Southern stream making a quick escape this run.
  12. This is either going to be a really big bust for the Gfs or Euro.
  13. This is one of the more complex setups we've seen in the 2-4 day timeframe. Northern end of the wave is splitting off and the southern end is phasing, not to mention a few other disturbances coming in behind it. I could see wild swings in models up until the final 24hrs kind of like 12/26/10.
  14. The surface low and the 500mb low are 800 miles apart on some models. The precip moves in lockstep with the baroclinic zone at this point. Even better if the baroclinic zone is further north In AL/MS so the low gets cranking earlier.
  15. Icon and RGEM keep us in the game at least. The GFS is
  16. Not bad at 500mb. I'll take that look and assume they'll be precip further northwest.
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