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brooklynwx99

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  1. yeah this is so finicky with a delicate phasing setup like this. really difficult to see where this is going. you could make a case for the GFS or ECMWF. no way to know
  2. the PNA ridge on the ICON is stronger though? it’s the southern stream energy that’s a bit weaker
  3. yeah the increased ridging out west lets the northern stream vort dive into the trough, leading to an earlier, colder phase
  4. yeah, 925mb is more useful and those temps are definitely cold enough
  5. 925mb is below freezing, it would absolutely rip verbatim. models are going to overdo sfc temps with that amount of lift
  6. that increased PNA ridging is such a game changer. leads to an earlier phase and way more cold air to tap into UKMET did the same thing
  7. the taller PNA allows for the NS lobe to drop into the trough. leads to an earlier phase and way more cold air getting infused. beautiful run
  8. that ridge spike is the cause of this, pretty much. so much colder
  9. the taller PNA allows for the NS lobe to drop into the trough. leads to an earlier phase and way more cold air getting infused. beautiful run
  10. ice cold under the CCB too. that's powder away from the immediate coast
  11. looks like another shift towards it to me. deeper NS, more favorable height orientation over the EC, trough is more buckled
  12. GFS is continuing to move towards the ECMWF. whole trough is more amped
  13. NS a bit deeper, but SS probably would have kicked a bit farther SE as it’s not as wrapped up in the trough. looks good, would bomb again
  14. yeah this kind of setup is the GFS’s real undoing. it’s still much too progressive with phasing scenarios
  15. lmao seriously though, it would be impressive. but let's get the 500mb down first. long way to go
  16. also, as silly as it sounds to mention, -1C is 30 degrees. makes a big difference if the lower levels are that cold. you're also getting adiabatic cooling. it would snow there, no question
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