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    I have to agree here. History would tell you that the CMC is better in these situations while the Euro doesn't handle the Cad as well.... I would not get too concerned about the Euro in this instance. As a side note, once we get into NAM range, it will tell us all we need to know about the thermal structure.
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    Yeah, he's over on the other forum.
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    They removed it from the forecast, but GSP has a pretty good discussion about it this morning. The 12z suite today will be telling. If today's trends are not in our favor, it may be time to let this one go.
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    Meh.... let's see what the Euro has to say.
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    Speaking of Antarctica ..... "Ice extent is now well above the 1981 to 2020 median extent. This follows a remarkable transition from generally below median extent beginning in August 2016 to well above median extent just in the seven weeks preceding October 1, 2020". Why are we seeing the shift from near record low extent in the north, to near record high extent in the south? If this is a "global" issue, someone please explain the anomaly with Antarctic ice extent.
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    We will get that look in November of 2020 and again in April of 2021.We can't buy a -NAO in the heart of winter.
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    06Z OP run doesn't agree with the ensembles.... it's probably a blip.
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    Here we go....
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    If that's true, why have the past several winters been so benign?
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    If only we had the technology on a global scale to convert this additional OHC into usable energy. I am sure some think-tank is already working on it.
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    At around 2:30, you can see large debris being lofted. This is clearly a large tornado, and that descending motion is real. Horizontal vortexes are not uncommon with well developed tornadoes.
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    Welcome back home man. We have missed ya.
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    It's not only the energy from the state change, it's also the reflected energy that we are losing. Open water will suck up all the sun's energy. It does't look good for any recovery that we all hoped would happen. September better hurry up and get here.
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    Robert was our go-to Met on this board for many years. He is excellent with winter weather in our part of the world. However, I really wasn't into severe weather back then. So, I can't comment on his severe forecast, but I would not bet against it right now.
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    If things stay the same, I expect we'll see a high risk with this one. The SPC day 1 criteria for high risk (45% with sig severe) would be reached.
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    Looks like a doorway to the underworld.... scary stuff.
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    The FV3's track for the storm was spot on for a week out. Almost unheard of. It did not get the thermals exactly right but hey, for it to be that close at that range is great to see. I would give it a solid A
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    01z RAP loves the upstate of SC
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    HRRR has it more west....
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    Nam doesn't like the foothills or western Piedmont....
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    Of course, if you already have snow on the ground. If you don't have a snow cover, it will be rate dependent.
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    A-1 sauce goes better with shoe
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    That model is only for 18 hours out
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    That line is not oriented in the right direction to rob us. Plenty of QPF coming.
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    Yes it is.... I would not want to be a forecaster at the NWS in GSP today. So many possibilities to consider.
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