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stormtracker

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  1. It'ssss baaaaaaack. CAPE storm is a nice hit on the GFS
  2. What do you mean? My 1" of sleet and 1/2" of ice at 30 degrees is 100% believable. I'm all in.
  3. Yup, that's why I made the comment when I was doing a sketch pbp. I almost pulled out Jaws at 162..it had the look
  4. Exactly. Just kinda nagging that it went from super cold, to this..but it's the reason we get a decent storm..thread the needle, etc etc
  5. I wish SV maps were as pretty. All I can see is 0/32 lines. 174 is better looking here than I thought
  6. Bottom line, CAPE storm looking almost trackable...but a tad too warm per SV..and the GFS has the same storm too far south, lol. H5 on the Euro was promising
  7. it's pretty juicy at 174...0 line south of us, but freezing line north...then 180, 0 line bisects DC...wetter than 0z
  8. LOL, it's going to come too far north. Looks like the GFS H5, but way further back west. Northern stream dives in behind the souther s/w
  9. Euro might be able to do the CAPE storm. H5 is different
  10. Does GFS truly handle CAD better than every other model tho? Euro limits the ice (so far) to western MD
  11. This is the one time where I hope the GFS is too cold, which it has been for most of the year. If it's not going to snow, I'm over it.
  12. Let me clarify...you'd be f*cked on both maps. The differences are for my area.
  13. It's actually pretty close to a good solution, upstairs, for the Cape storm vs 6z
  14. Vastly different changes at H5 for GFS...better H5 looks, but not much going on at the surface yet at 171
  15. SV looks a bit difference. Freezing line placement wouldn't look like those maps. For you, yes. For me, no
  16. @ 114 vs 6z, freezing line is further south..at 6z was just north of DC...now it's just south of DC, lol Then 117, moves just north of DC...basically just north of DC seems to get the frozen so far
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