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  1. GFS dffferences begin at hour 84. Trof is less deeper and more progressive with the s/w we are watching. Much stronger s/w coming down from Canada to the WA coast
  2. 18z Euro basically the same as 12z with the trof/sw just a tiny bit less deeper. Couldn't glean more from it since it only runs to 90
  3. To borrow a Cosgrove-ism, the gyre is now stuck, just spinning centered over MN..was a vertical egg, now it's a horizontal one
  4. GFS is so vastly different from other models. Either it's going to score a serious coup or it's smoking crack
  5. LOL, they phase. Complete shitshow. Warm surge up to Vermont
  6. lol, its about to phase in into our S/w. What a cluster
  7. Well this is different. At H5, it has a northern stream S/W diving into the picture just north of the Dakotas, directly in line with our H5 closed off vort centered over NE
  8. Actually I won't. I'm partying tonight. Maybe that's the luck we need.
  9. Base of trof already deeper than Euro and same as 12z so far. It's just not budging yall
  10. Every so slightly less ridging out front...other than that, no remarkable changes through 93
  11. Damn. They arent even close. Maybe the GFS is actually out to lunch as others have suggested
  12. Maybe the models don't have a handle on the block and the complicated pattern. -Weenie theorem 1.12
  13. H5 low centered around the IA/SD border. 0z it was down centered over central MO
  14. SFC low is northwest of the 0z position. Was in NE Mo, now it's NW IA
  15. sw in the pacific nw is gone and our s/w is a bit further norther. Surface low is in NE Nebraska
  16. Confluence, blocking is a tiny bit less, but with 0z it also looked "bad" at this timeframe before that bitch got the heavy shove south of us...I'd advise waiting to draw any conclusions at this point.
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