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I’m in love with storm 2 for you guys… ensembles look great for a Mauler type redeveloper. I’d be excited if I were you guys. Think the speed of the pac is just too much for us down in Philly. Storm 1 is just a mess right now for everyone. Think GFS is bogus and slowly caving to other guidance Ensembles look awesome for storm 2, I like the look at the end of ukie. Hopefully euro gives us some fun. I’m rooting hard for this one… need a chase bad… .
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March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Goes from the image above…. To this…, keep backing the ridge up and we have an outside shot . -
March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Storm 2 is a miller B with better PNA domain going into it. Still though it would be nice if the damn pac could just slow down a little bit to allow storm 2 to dig farther west. That storm phased with the STJ, what a beauty. We need to Back this ridge up so it’s closer to Idaho or so for it to be able to phase at our latitude. . -
March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
12z JMA is still our best hope . -
March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
West coast trough and PNA position just killing us. The first system could maybe trend to a light event over Philly and dc but you’re going to have BL temp issues in the coastal plain since the low isn’t going to mature until it’s way out to sea At least it falls at night. Both events have the “PNA” ridge too far E to allow any event to mature at our latitude. I have a proposition, if that storm 2 destroys NE any where close to what OP has any one down for a group trip? . -
March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
West coast trough and PNA position just killing us. The first system could maybe trend to a light event over Philly and dc but you’re going to have BL temp issues in the coastal plain since the low isn’t going to mature until it’s way out to sea of the wave Is as weak as euro shows it At least it falls at night. Both events have the “PNA” ridge too far E to allow any event to mature at our latitude. I have a proposition, if that storm 2 destroys NE any where close to what’s OP has any one down for a group trip? . -
Look at last nights run with PNA pushing towards the Idaho sweet spot vs latest 18z. The 6z eps this morning ticked negatively as well I just left it out. If that trend continues I wouldn’t be shocked if this ULL closes off and shoots across PA (depending on its initial latitude) and straight out to sea. I’m rooting for a MECS/HECS as much as the next guy, trust me on that one, but these aren’t trends I’d like to see personally. Here’s to a good 00z, long way to go… It’s just not a coincidence we’re seeing a weaker wave run after run today on the EPS with this PNA response.
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March Medium/Long Range Thread: The Empire Strikes Back
Heisy replied to stormtracker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yea if the initial primary tracks far enough S the incoming energy behind the event which showed up today on the euro would act as a kicker. The low would bomb and then track ESE before going N. Kind of like the JMA. Right now for any hope we need the primary shortwave to track farther S .
