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  1. Carvers Gap
    Here are the maps from WxBell for the 12z Euro Deterministic: Storm 1...continues after that slide as well 3-5 hour event if the model is to be believed for TRI - big IF. Storm 1 accums... Storm 2...You can see the SLP alone the coast. Heads NNE right inside of Hatters. There is a high sliding off just to the north of this screenshot. Due to my mad copy and paste skills, I have cropped it out.
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    Actually, that second system has a great track, but just not enough cold.
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    I am seeing a coastal near Charleston for that one and then runs up the coast. Looks to me like the HP slide by a bit to quickly and we get the warm nose as the GOM feed punches into the Valley.
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    The 12z Euro is flirting with another storm next Thursday. Entry angle into the SE is decent for a slider(but watch it cut...if it does, sorry for the jinx).
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    The 12z Euro puts TN back in the ballgame for the Monday event. Super close call up this way. Kind of has a sloppy look to it right now, but will have to keep following trends. SLP placement is pretty much perfect for TRI, but cold is very marginal as evidenced by other deterministic models having cold rain. Anyone know the time of day for that event? I haven't seen the extended GEFS today(only comes out on the pay site after supper), but I like that model. My only access to the GEFS extended has been this winter season. At 500 yesterday, it didn't look all that bad. Surface temps were lousy for sure. One would think it would verify cold if the 500 look is real. I looks at 500 maps and 850 temps as surface temps seem to be off lately. CFS almost seems too cold. Just don't cancel basketball season this year.
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    GFS and Euro both have Monday's system back. As Tellico noted, it is weaker but looks like a good compromise. That said, it is never out of the question that modeling could trend back to nothing or even trend stronger. Time of day would be important. LR, still a lot of uncertainty. It is less certain that it will be warm from Dec 18-30 than it was 4-5 days ago. But, it is no slam dunk for cold either. Kind of a fun time of year. Nothing huge for sure, but would not surprise me to see a really amped system at some point either. After last winter where it was just one disappointment after another and then finally went warm, "uncertainty" is not a terrible outcome in LR modeling or even short range. Gives everyone a chance to hone their skills, and maybe reel one in. Kind of like this...better fishing in a lake that has fish than one that does note(comparing this year to last year).
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    Have you looked at the spv/tpv at that time? Has to be something going on....to really crank that. It(-NAO) is showing up on multiple models as well, even the ensembles are having to dig for new colors.
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    I have seen those the past couple of years - rarely verify. However, they are often a sign of a SPV. If we can trap the TPV on this side of the planet(and I think we have a chance), might be fun.
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    I am with you. Throw in a -NAO, and that would be a double block with Siberia being record cold.
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    Somebody remind what this does to the stratosphere and wx in general. Warm, right? Either way, very cool graphic...I mean really cool.
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    For kicks and giggles, the NAO on the EPS control run - always a red flag(but in this case, really red).
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    The CFSv2 has gone bonkers at 12z. Now, admittedly, it has never seen a cold pattern that it didn't like. But that is a very cold pattern through the end of its run on the Jan 23rd. No, I would never share a foxhole with this model, but wow. Most of NA is cold by the end of that run - NA just progressively gets colder.
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    So, I am going to throw this out there. I think there is a crap TON of uncertainty right now in the LR with possible splits of the SPV, -NAO, etc. EPS is showing a low getting hung up in the Four Corners in the LR. Sometimes that is a hint that the trough goes out West. Sometimes that is a false look and the trough comes East(more likely than not it comes East) - but not a given. However, with the big -NAO, the MJO looking like it may go into 7(HI RES GFS reference and EMON) at some amplitude....I think we are seeing the signal for a fairly strong EC storm beginning next week and for 2-3 weeks thereafter. The GEFS is the best look with a classic winter storm set-up. Going to depend on how much of a SER can nose underneath. I have been doing this a long time and am certainly fallible on most days, but if that vortex were to slip into the Aleutians with a block over Greenland...the PNA/EPO could pop, amplify a trough, and have the ensuing energy hit the Atlantic block. That isn't rocket science for winter storms, but the potential is there. I think the reason we see modeling going with big storms and losing them is that the potential is there. However, as a friend notes, the PAC is just blasting system after system into that Atlantic block. Nearly impossible to get timing right outside of 4-5 days. Interestingly, the GEFS which has never had the storm on M-T next week does have a weak surface low in the Piedmont. Probably a good time to look at ensemble low placements. Also, I am thinking some bitterly cold air is a high percentage bet at this time for NA during the next 2-3 weeks. Would not surprise me to see it drop into the northern Rockies or Plains and slide eastward. When BN height show up during the heart of winter in Canada, that is some COLD air.
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    Just looking at today's MJO...some changes there. Looks like the IO is about to go really quiet if the OLR maps on the CPC are correct. Wave propagates from the MC to phases 7-8 just west of the dateline which should correlate to MJO phases 7-8. 7 is colder the further that one goes into December. That might explain some of the changes on LR maps at this point. I think right now with some bitterly cold air moving into Canada, models are going to be hopping all over the place - just wrecks havoc on pretty much all modeling.
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    Well, I hope the GEFS is right in the long term. The trough retrogrades across northern Canada, through Alaska, and parks itself over the Aleutains...basically reverts into the same pattern that we just left. This time it would be later December and not early December. No idea if correct, but a nice look right after Dec 20th(no, I am not gonna say IT).
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    These days, the ensembles don't differ as much from the operational runs like they used to, IMO anyway. I think if we take the progressive nature of the GFS and the tendency to slightly overman by the Euro...there is a window now for a storm. Guessing models are having to sift through the various pieces of energy for the pattern. It does seem like confluence (at times) is over the lower MA next week. Have you seen the block on ensembles this morning? I never really buy that look (burned too many times), but it is getting kind of hard to ignore as it is probably being felt now in the mid-range by storms. Generally speaking, that block may well force phasing(more often than normal) of systems which are timed correctly. Anyway, modeling had a really stormy pattern about a week ago and then backed off. Looks to me like it is coming back to that potential, albeit a few days later than originally modeled.
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    They are for sure. Tellico, (and I haven't looked at the GFS closely) does the GFS look too progressive and have confluence too far to the East? Which model handled the last system(where it snowed) the best?
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    BNA, I missed this post earlier in the week. Yeah, pretty interesting to see the impressive blocking over Greenland on overnight ensembles and maybe winter storm potential as well.
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    Anything exciting happen with the overnight model runs?
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    Great start and then coasted home....but glad to have Tennessee basketball back.
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    John has it posted in the main thread. Great track. ICON had something similar.
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    I think we are 37 as well. With that light breeze, still chilly. I have to go running later...just trying to wait for it to warm-up a hair.
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    Man, I really despise lows in the GL regions when tracking storms...they really screw-up all kings to potential.
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    That threat is not too far into the future. The 12z CMC and ICON especially have some threats. ICON is super similar to the Euro. Seems to be an wide range of solutions right after 120 with some of those begin wintry.
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    MBY has zip as well. Hey, it can only trend better.
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