MUCH more amped S/W diving into the Rockies on this run. there has been a total cave by the GEFS today. it’s not really a question at this point IMO. something will pop on many members this run
here’s the main thing IMO… look at the trend to have less and less interaction between the ULL in the Pacific and our S/W of interest, as well as the stronger blocking
this lack of interaction (now even a ridge on the 00z run today!) allows for the S/W to escape E rather than get sucked W. this is a huge development towards the more favorable foreign models
haha i am living in Morristown 95% of the time tho. grew up in Brooklyn and moved out to the burbs for work
anyway, hopefully we keep the momentum going. the whole MA needs it (yes, including NYC haha)
thank you! posters from way back when helped me do the same when I was a kid
so i try and help others gain the same insights that I did! they’re fascinating. and trust me, I learn every day both at my job and even here
some people, like myself and a handful of others, find the way weather patterns evolve interesting and try and forecast them. and then try and determine threats and track them too
haha trust me, myself and some others here have been tracking this threat window since the SSWE popped up on radar. this threat window is like a month in the making lmao
looks like the GEFS is finally caving towards the EPS/GEPS with its handling of the WC S/W
it now has a legitimate storm signal with multiple <980 SLPs that are suppressed. this is the ideal spot for the GEFS to be IMO. strong and suppressed. this is the first run that has had anything close to this kind of coastal signal