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On the 500 vort maps, you can see the 0z GFS is right in line with other models(and it was faster to a point this run) up until it just holds the northern stream over the Plains in a way that doesn't make sense to me. The Canadian feeds the northern stream right in. BIG differences. IF the northern stream feeds in, this could be a really big storm. It will likely pull the storm back northwest just due to the strength of the storm alone. To me, I cautiously side with JB in saying the GFS might be holding back the northern stream a bit much...but I am not sold that it is wrong yet. But the CMC sure looks more sensible.
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Holy macaroni at the 0z Canadian. The 0z GFS sped up trailing energy a bit...if that trend continues that should be a bigger storm. So far, the Canadian has been pretty steady. Again, I don't share a foxhole with it, but I admire the consistency.
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MRX afternoon disco... We`ll get a break from the rain and snow chances for the first half of the week with drier air and more zonal flow in place. Certainty in the forecast begins to wane once we get to our next event with another round of more widespread and heavier snow looking possible. Another trough will be moving through the northern states around this time and really start to drop temperatures for the second half of the week. Increasing confidence that we`ll see some abnormally cold temperatures starting Thursday morning and continuing into the weekend. If the current forecast verifies we`ll likely see the return of teens or single digit temperatures on the coldest morning, likely Friday morning. Depending on the track of the trough/low we could see incoming precipitation at the same time that temperatures are falling leading to snowfall accumulations across the entire region, and possibly down into GA. Being this far out snowfall amounts are extremely uncertain, but seeing over 1 inch of snow across the central and northern valley is definitely not out of the question.
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With systems like these, JB noted that the GFS has a tendency/bias to try to hand off northern stream energy westward. He thinks that is why the GFS is weaker.
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@Holston_River_Ramblersure looks like the 18z Euro just made a big, big move towards the CMC at 0z.
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What is crazy, the GFS has one loaded up right after this one. I don't think this is a tracking-one-and-done cold cycle.
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I really want a boomer. I hate being flirted with by models. By all rights climatology doesn’t really support monster snows IMBY(most years), but I am standing at the plate looking for a hanging fastball on this one.
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The Euro went right to it last night and again at lunch. I think E TN has the best shot at this but still a ways to go. Western NC and the Research Triangle are sitting pretty. We need this to back flow some…not sure if that happens.
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I'll take 20 days in phase 8 and then a loop back around. But we will gladly take the CFS version which gives us 28 days in cold phases. The BOMM and EMON(Euro ext) from two days basically stall the MJO in cold phases from now to the end of their runs in the middle of March.
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The 12z GFS, as putrid as it was, implies several nickel and dime events after the 19th.
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And lots of snow. Someone feel free to post the kuchera.
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I'm not sharing a foxhole with the CMC, but that was impressive. It is one of MANY options, but that shows at least one of the options on the table. For the record, the CMC was northwest of its 0z run.
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97mph wind gusts off the coast of Maine on that run.
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45 degree BN temperature anomalies.
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The CMC can keep its -20 real feels.
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I don't even want to know how much cold is behind something like that.
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The 12z CMC has a 959 low sitting off Portland, Maine.
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The 12z CMC is a freaking monster.
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The 12z CMC is a big dog. Trailing energy caught it. Have I said how much I hate tracking "trailing energy" storms. This is why.
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Yeah, hold up. The 12z CMC somehow found the storm. LOL.
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We are gonna try to send this one to Havana. Not good trends at 12z.
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The 12z CMC has 1060 high sitting over this at 114.
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The ICON at 12z was very suppressed.
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And that friends is why trailing energy systems are the worst to track. That GFS cutter the other day is almost laughable now. Ensembles overnight were very suppressed compared to their deterministic counterparts. This looks like it may well swing well below us and try to come up the coast in reality. Where is the SER when we need it?
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12z GFS is going to try to dig a bit more out West at 99h. It might just be slower, but this solution may be a bit different than 6z,
